«Our hypothesis is that it was an adaptation to shallow water and gave
the animal more ability to hunt.»
Not exact matches
Remember our brains are the products of millions of years of
animal evolution prior to our
more sentient
abilities of the past 250,000 years.
Indeed, they advocate treating people as no
more than the sum of their carbon molecules, of no inherent value beyond cognitive capacity (bioethics) or
ability to suffer (
animal rights) at the moment of measurement.
Education also serves to transform and refine desires, so that one does not simply seek immediate gratification of
animal hungers, but gains the
ability to postpone present satisfactions for the sake of
more lasting benefits and to enjoy the «higher» pleasures as well as ordinary bodily delights.
Since you clearly just got that from wikipedia, why not paste the sentence after that as well — «Prosopagnosiacs, for example, may fail the test despite having the
ability to report self awareness» So, the statement is just saying that the test isn't good because there are likely
MORE self aware
animals than the test will catch.
Those groups of
animals which evolved the
ability to help each other, were
more likely to survive.
These days she's
more apt to hold forth on the merits of graham vs.
animal crackers, although she hasn't lost her
ability to think profound thoughts.
In fact, the
ability of minds and bodies to become
more fearful in dangerous environments is the product of evolution, and exists in many different
animal species.
Each year, Picture This: Your Great Outdoors attracts shutterbugs of all
abilities, ages and backgrounds, who are encouraged to fan out across the state (and Mass Audubon's Wildwood Camp in Rindge, NH) to take their best shots of birds and other
animals, friends and family members enjoying the outdoors, and
more.
Each year, the competitionattracts shutterbugs of all
abilities, ages and backgrounds, who are encouraged to fan out across the state (and Mass Audubon's Wildwood Camp in Rindge, NH) to take their best shots of birds and other
animals, friends and family members enjoying the outdoors, and
more.
The fact that they could do so suggests that the
ability to think in an abstract way may be
more common in nature than we might expect, and not just restricted to humans and a handful of
animals with big brains.
The search for
more of these factors is complicated by the rarity of brain samples from suicide victims and the lack of an
animal model — humans are unique in their wilful
ability to end their lives.
They also suggest that metabolism increases with size
more than an
animal's
ability to gather food, putting a boundary on how big aquatic mammals can grow.
According to Rakison, the study shows that girls,
more than boys, have a deep - rooted
ability to learn to fear dangerous
animals.
And in a mouse model of Alzheimer's, having
more TREM2 in the brain seemed to relieve inflammation and amyloid buildup, slow the loss of neurons and preserve the
animals» cognitive
abilities.
Nicky Clayton at the University of Cambridge, UK, says the study shows that young chicks are capable of abstract relational thought: «The fact that young chicks can do this suggests this
ability is
more widespread across the
animal kingdom than previously thought, and emerges earlier in development than expected.»
The oocytes of both the women and the worms, however, age much
more rapidly, effectively ending the
ability to reproduce during the second half of life, a relatively unique phenomenon in the
animal kingdom.
He contends there is still
more evidence for human -
animal differences than for similarities and believes our own theory of mind fools us into seeing our
abilities in
animals, even when simpler explanations would suffice.
The
ability to study such complex neurological responses in a simple
animal like the worm helps scientists understand the
more complex systems that exist in humans.
He cautions there is a huge gap between the simple response of single - celled
animals and the cognitive
abilities of developed species, but adds there is no doubt that a combined set of simple circuit models will have
more complex behaviour.
Now scientists are figuring out how to observe astrocytes in living
animals and learning even
more about the cells»
abilities.
Intelligence is difficult to test, but one aspect of being clever is inhibitory control, and the
ability to override
animal impulses and choose a
more rational behaviour.
What's
more, IL - 33 and the DNA vaccine augmented immunological responses in both CD4 helper T cells and CD8 killer T cells, with a large proportion of CD8 killer T cells demonstrating a further improvement in the
ability of DNA vaccines to drive the immune system to kill tumor cells in
animals.
On the flip side, said Tran, PGC1 alpha transgenic mice, which had increased expression of these genes, were particularly resistant to various stressors and recovered from injury much
more than quickly than
animals with normal regenerative
abilities.
That
ability opens the door for sequencing many
more genomes at an even faster pace, which is necessary if scientists are going to get better at learning to predict or perhaps even change an
animal's characteristics based on their DNA alone.
What's
more, in rodents the two - eye cells hook into sub-cortical areas of the brain such as the amygdala that help process emotion and fear responses, and areas that play a role in an
animal's
ability to spot salient events in its environment — an approaching cat for instance.
Nunez calls on researchers to become
more precise with their terms and suggests that it could be productive to investigate «what seems to be nearly universal in human cultures and in many nonhuman
animals too: a «quantical»
ability and not a numerical one.»
Development of a high - throughput sequence - independent amplification strategy for dsRNA viruses will increase our
ability to sequence
more diverse rotavirus strains, including clinical isolates from both humans and
animals, regardless of their nucleotide sequence diversity.
We are arriving at the cusp of an era where we will have the
ability to look at thousands of cells and monitor their activity in
animals that are doing things in real environments or,
more powerfully, in virtual reality environments.
The
ability to find and study the remains of
animals, plants and other organisms that lived millions of years ago is extraordinary, and as technology has improved over the past few decades, scientists have realized that fossils contain
more information about the stories of extinct life forms than even Charles Darwin could have imagined.
John Rogers says
more broadly, the
ability to integrate wireless electronic components into living
animals opens up many possibilities for advances in research and human health.
«This in vitro model should give us the
ability to assess a lot
more compounds and agents at a reduced cost, with reduced
animal use, and we should be able to do it faster,» said Bushdid, who is director of the Drug Development division's Toxicology & Pathology Services and discipline leader for the Developmental & Reproductive Toxicology (DART) program.
What's
more, in an
animal model of FTD, when tau was acetylated, neurons had reduced
ability to degrade the protein, causing it to build up in the brain.
«Whether those turn out to be perfect models for a disease or not, the
ability to make targeted mutations in whole
animal models will provide much richer and
more complex information to study,» says Joung.
Given this set of events, it has not been surprising to see
more animal studies focusing on the
ability of curcumin and turmeric to potentially improve chronic neurodegenerative problems including Alzheimer's disease.
Gordon and his team found several years ago that genetically obese mice (the
animals lacked the
ability to make leptin, a hormone that limits appetite) had 50 percent fewer Bacteroidetes bacteria and 50 percent
more Firmicutes bacteria than normal mice did.
The
animals get big and essentially indestructible; some get new
abilities (have I mentioned the flying wolf) and they all want nothing
more than to destroy.
The Rookie customisation is pretty impressive, allowing for a variety of
animal types, each with their own unique
abilities and, as you progress, you unlock
more items of clothing and new weapon effects / Wisp powers during the game.
More proof that those in touch with Iceland's musical spirit
animal are blessed with an
ability to capture profound emotion through unusual means, American - born Alex Somers» work with the band Sigur Ros (and its essential continuation with its bandmate as Jonsi and Alex) now yields a score of singular spirituality as Somers tracks a family of ultra liberals who've have truly gone off society's reservation.
Foster homes also give us the
ability to open up our kennels for even
more animals in need.
Combined with the
animal's increasing pain and decreasing
ability to avoid the things that irritate or scare them, behavior changes may become
more and
more prominent.
«
More and more shelters are filled with animals because people want to help, but they underestimate their ability — both financially and time-wise — to take care of a pet,» says Dr. Ha
More and
more shelters are filled with animals because people want to help, but they underestimate their ability — both financially and time-wise — to take care of a pet,» says Dr. Ha
more shelters are filled with
animals because people want to help, but they underestimate their
ability — both financially and time-wise — to take care of a pet,» says Dr. Hanks.
You will have the
ability to take your
animal with you to
more places.
During times of stress, the
animal becomes
more aware of itself than of others, intraspecific aggression is increased, immunity and health decrease, restlessness is increased, cooperation decreases, thresholds and the
ability to inhibit behavior decrease, social bonds are weakened, and tolerance of irritants is decreased.
Our
ability to feed
more animals, both in - house and through our community programs, will be greatly enhanced with the addition of a pet food storage facility.
Foster care is a vital part of the shelter's
ability to care for
animals who need just a bit
more time or special attention before they are ready to go to a new home.
Compounding this problem is the fact that the 3,500 shelters across the country are overcrowded and underfunded which places major limits on their
ability to take in
more animals and provide the care needed while they wait to be adopted.
Although the fighting
ability is inbred in the dog, they are truly lovable
animals who want nothing
more than to please their owners.
The Transfer Program has proven to be an important aspect in our
ability to save
more animals.
My personal opinion is that Wisconsin SHOULD pass AB487 / SB450 — by decreasing the hold periods to a very reasonable 4 days, it will most definitely help compassionate shelter directors to decrease their length of stay to support their
ability to save
more lives.While I acknowledge that for a few very regressive shelter directors this may give them the
ability to kill
animals more quickly, it is imperative that these leaders be replaced with compassionate leaders regardless of the outcome of this bill.