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A Beginner's Guide to Mycology
Mycology has impacted your life, I guarantee it. Whether it...
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Blue-Tongued Skinks: Low Maintenance Pets
Skinks make great pets for people who enjoy a low-key,...
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What Is an Axolotl?
Axolotls have captured the imagination of biologists and science enthusiasts...
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What Is Osmosis?
The term “osmosis” may bring back nightmares from high school...
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How Do Bacteria Reproduce
Many of us interact with bacteria on a daily basis....
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Are Dolphins Smart? How Are Dolphins Intelligent?
Are Dolphins Smart? How Are Dolphins Intelligent? We humans tend...
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Are Turtles Reptiles?
Reptiles first walked the earth about 300 million years ago...
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Do Fungi Have Cell Walls?
The mushroom kingdom (Eumycota) is extremely diverse. Species of fungus...
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What Are Humans Made Of?
Before Leonardo da Vinci was a painter he studied anatomy....
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Holocene vs Anthropocene Debate
The earth is very very old. About 4.5 billion years...
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Are There Cases of Convergent Evolution Between Reptiles and Amphibians?
It’s easy to see that lizards and salamanders have...
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Are Spiders Insects?
With eight legs, multiple eyes, and fangs that can inject...
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Most Deadly Diseases Caused by Bacteria
Humans and bacteria have coexisted for millions of years. Many...
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