P l a t i t u d e s of longevities surrounds each and every angles of s e x u a l c i r c u m v e n t i o n
made by us mammals thru which we do so tend to placate the «underlings» of aged youthfulness.
Not exact matches
If the human body were designed
by an omniscient and omnipotent being surely it would not have
made such a poor job of the laryngeal nerve in
mammals, the spine not being optimal for bi-pedal gait, the blind spot caused
by the optic nerve, etc. etc..
They are not eaten
by mammals, who are repelled
by the chemical capsaicin, which
makes the pods hot.
Kawaoka says he believes that the board's revised decision was influenced
by a better understanding of the public - health implications of the work, which described the changes in a key viral protein called hemagglutinin that could
make avian flu more transmissible among
mammals.
It might not seem like a revolutionary concept, but marine biologists have just
made a claim that could shake up the way dolphins are identified in scientific studies: We humans can reliably identify these marine
mammals the same way we identify each another,
by simply looking at their faces.
An obscure rat - sized rodent
made headlines in June as the first
mammal killed off
by human - induced climate change.
The transients could have been driven
by hunger to
make up for the smaller, less nutritionally satisfying sea
mammals by eating many more of them.
This understanding questions assumptions over the primacy of
mammals made by some biomedical physiologists and many psychobiologists, demonstrating that «primitive» mechanisms though early are not necessarily simple.
Mammals are known to fend off viruses with a system based on interferons, signaling proteins
made by immune cells that amplify the body's attack on invaders.
These
mammals make human speech look simple: In a behavior called echolocation, a bat must coordinate its nose, mouth, ears, and larynx to emit and receive calls, all the while executing flight maneuvers guided in part
by these signals.
Announced
by federal officials on 17 October, the policy halts new federal funding for so - called gain - of - function (GOF) studies that
make a pathogen more transmissible in
mammals or more pathogenic.
To do this, the researchers use underwater microphones called hydrophones on oceanographic moorings to listen for the sounds
made by marine
mammals.
Nicholas Longrich of Yale University was examining T. Rex bones for signs that
mammals had gnawed on them when he found that four bones bore large tooth marks that could only have been
made by another big predatory dinosaur.
What
made these wooded hills particularly special was that Millien also had access to museum specimens from the same locations, collected in the 1950s through a McGill field survey, and in the 1970s
by Peter Grant, who did some work on small
mammals at Gault while he was a biology professor at McGill.
On 17 October, in an unusual move, the U.S. government halted federal funding for risky studies on MERS, SARS, or influenza that tweak these viruses to
make them more pathogenic or transmissible
by respiration in
mammals.
They suggest a population of P. transitus traveled miles of then - open water between South and North America, perhaps on a raft — the earliest
mammals known to have
made this intercontinental migration
by more than 12 million years.
While plant litter
makes up
by far the largest percentage of organic material on Earth's surface, decaying
mammals are an important contributor in biological nutrient cycling.
Embryonic development in
mammals begins with the division of the fertilized egg, which is then followed
by several further rounds of division to form the blastocyst, a sphere of cells
made up of two layers of cells surrounding a fluid - filled cavity.
The microorganisms are used as food
by other organisms, such as fish and ocean
mammals,
making the iron available to other creatures in the food chain.
«In fact, if sheep like Dolly and other
mammals made by this [cloning] technique are continually shown to be perfectly healthy and not age prematurely, that would just prove that the whole link between the telomeres and ageing is an unreliable one and not worth worrying about.»
The flea life cycle becomes highly compromised
by introducing lufenuron into the system and since
mammals do not
make or need chitin, there is no effect on the pet.
Learn how a simple choice
made by American consumers can help reduce the death and serious injury of an estimated 650,000 sea
mammals annually.
Used in the past
by marine
mammal trainers, clickers are small, hand - held devices that
make a clicking sound when one side is compressed.
If you keep your backyard free of debris and food (such as
by making sure your garbage cans remain closed or in the garage), then small
mammals will not stay in your backyard.
Learning to identify marine
mammals is
made easier
by learning their scientific classification or taxonomy.
Their distinctive body shape
makes this particular type of whale easy to identify thanks to long pectoral fins, a knobby head and the
mammal's unique water breaching style, but it's not usually found in Belize waters, so visitors were both taken aback
by the sighting and thrilled.
Hunted nearly to extinction in the 1800's, California's elephant seals have
made a remarkable comeback and are now protected
by the U.S. Marine
Mammal Protection Act.
This is especially true with research about cetaceans, because the discoveries of marine
mammal scientists over the last 50 years have
made it clear that whales and dolphins share traits once believed to be unique to humans: self - awareness, abstract thought, the ability to solve problems
by planning ahead, understanding such linguistically sophisticated concepts as syntax, and the formation of cultural communities.
What
makes the blanket / person analogy imperfect is that the absorption of solar energy
by the earth remains nearly constant as you increase the CO2 (put on the blanket), whereas for a
mammal's body can adjust its metabolism.
Currently
making the rounds of Urban centers are common area shows with dinosaurs, Ice Age
mammals and animatronic butterflies, each designed and produced
by Dinamation International Corp., Irvine, Calif..