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What might life on Europa look like?
... into a complex ecosystem. Chris - Essentially that's like Darwin's warm little pools, isn't it? These hot springs. If ...
Conversations from the Darwin Festival - Sir John Sulston
... behind the human genome project. Conversations from the Darwin Festival - Sir John Sulston ...
YEAST!
... documented, but it's a big evolutionary story. It's like Darwin's finches, except at the end you get beer. Chris - ...
From fungi to beer: the evolution of yeast
... documented, but it's a big evolutionary story. It's like Darwin's finches, except at the end you get beer. Chris - ...
Chemists cook up recipe for life
... simple way to make the other two bases. "Then we've got Darwin's little pond," says Sutherland. Regardless of ...
The spider that eats its own penis
... life. Those things aren't going to grow back. And Charles Darwin defined procreation as the whole point of life. It's ...
Alison Woollard - Genetic revolutions
... proposed a mechanism for heredity that was missing from Darwin's Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection. So, that ...
Mutations in SARS-CoV-2: friend or foe?
... the virus, similar in principle to those made by Charles Darwin to describe how species evolve over time. Differences ...
Can elephants cry?
... produce tears. I mean, it's something that puzzled even Darwin. There's a really nice book called "Why humans weep." ...
Transmitting H5N1 and A 50 Gigapixel Camera!
... refine pieces of music enjoyed by the masses. The website Darwin tunes, which has been online since 2009, invited ...
What did the Egyptians have against alphabets?
... fittest survive! Meghan - Those who are dedicated. Chris - Darwin would approve! Meghan- Yeah, absolutely. How were ...
What your appendix does for you
... this is a very recent change in perspective because even Darwin thought that the appendix is completely useless. He ...
Is there an evolutionary advantage to ADHD?
... like this is it's actually, people have found ever since Darwin, that it's actually quite easy to come up with ...
Flirting crabs hit the dance-claw
... you conclude from this? Sophie - These were conducted in Darwin in the Northern Territory which is great because there ...
Thieving grasses skip evolution
... our understanding of the theory of evolution. The basis of Darwin’s theory is that all life descends from a common ...
What is the purpose of sexual reproduction ?
... are more likely to be passed on. This is the basis of Darwin's theory of evolution and the mechanism by which it ...
What was the first dinosaur discovered?
... physicists of his day used this fact to argue against Darwin right. He said the Earth and the Sun can only be about ...
Archie The Giant Squid
... Beckerleg, our roving Naked Scientist reporter down at the Darwin Centre at the Natural History Museum in London, ...
Getting Life Started on Earth
... happened in a sort of a global atmosphere. Chris - It's Darwin's warm little pond almost, isn't it? So, you're ...
How early life copied itself
... working on it! Chris - Does this mean though, that in Darwin's little pool where there must have been these early ...
How did laughter evolve?
... between what you expect and what actually happens. Darwin said that basically there's incongruity; you mustn't ...
Naked at the AAAS 2014 meeting
... people? Robyn - Well, the figures for the rejection of Darwin and Evolutionary theory I thought was something like ... Australia about 30% of the population doesn’t agree with Darwin’s ideas. I thought it was more like over half in ... in the United States so that you can actually teach Darwin’s ideas freely and exchange these ideas without the ...
Why are some people left handed?
... see that very easily in small modern families. Charles Darwin had 10 children. His wife was left-handed and two of ...
Multiple- resistant TB, Methane under the Antarctic and Curling Cucumbers.
... have been posing a problem for scientists since before Darwin's time. Tendril twistability helps the cucumber plant ...
The Evolution of the Peppered Moth
... a huge difference between somewhere like Galapagos, where Darwin made many of his observations, and 'us'. By 'us' I ...