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BillTre replied to the thread Does David Reich contradict Nicholas Wade?.I just found a summary article on early domesticated dogs in Europe in Science (the AAAS magazine). The first domesticated dogs (based... -
We hear from @Evo every once in a while in the Mentor forums. Life has gotten busy for her, so she has less time to spend at PF. The...
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BillTre replied to the thread An open access review of the Asgard Archaea.Any experiment involving these Asgard guys would take a long time since they divide very slowly. There are probably special culturing...
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I wonder which part of a 9/10 dentist got chopped off?
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... Continued from previous post. Figure 8. <Untitled> Figure 9. <Untitled> He seems to be sheltering this camera from the sun...
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This week in pics. We start out at the usual place I've been going every week. As usual, I'm only sharing the relatively nondescript...
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I liked your reference to multiple levels, including the land of the rising sun. Reminds me of wonderful pictures of creeks that show...
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You like it? It's yours. It was written off the cuff. I have not seen or searched for it before. To someone who is clearly well ahead...
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Asgard archaea: have we found our microbial ancestors? The Ascard Archaea are now widely hypothesized to have fused with...
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BillTre replied to the thread Random Photos.
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I've run a fair number of upgrades to large, automated industrial lines that might cover two football fields with many thousands of IO... -
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At times I have had to dive into code I wrote years ago. At first, I often end up thinking, who was the idiot who wrote this code...
