Climate closing the gender gap for this mountain flower – Science News for Students

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Climate closing the gender gap for this mountain flower
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The 3 Best Places To Research For Free Information

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by ysakaki Internet marketing online creates many different needs that have to be filled by the home based business entrepreneur. What many consider as one of the more tedious tasks is research. Whether it be for gathering content for a new ebook or article or simply to find a new niche to target, research is […]

Understanding the Biology of Fear

May 13, 2016 By

Sandy Arbour

by phylofigures The emotion known as fear, evolutionary biology claims, is an integral part of a person’s survival instinct. Observing animals can easily confirm this statement. Terror at the prospect of being killed and eaten is the driving force behind the gazelle’s rapid dash across the African savanna. Terror of being pushed out of her […]

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Mary Jenkins

Five years and $ 305 million after the groundbreaking, Miami’s Frost Science Museum finally opened Sunday, and Isabella Dunham’s 4-year-old face was solemn as she pondered the question: Was it all worth it? “I saw a shark, and a staircase, and then I .. Continue reading at robinspost.com That spike wasn’t seen in response to […]

With The Deck Of Casino Cards To The School Blackboard. Part One.

May 23, 2016 By

Jack Zielinski

by ham_tambok Traditional thinking always associates deck of cards with sin. Even if there is no official ban on gambling and deck of cards is considered to be a sin. This is the opinion not only of the strict moralists like religious personages. However, regardless the common opinion, deck of cards played an important role […]

Hush-Hush On Dora The Explorer Show

June 3, 2016 By

Gwendolyn Zielinski

by Arenamontanus Lets talk about Dora the Explorer show Glancing at a group of children brought me to a level of curiosity. What are they talking about? Kids ranging from ages 3 to 5 years should not be talking that way. They all seem to be serious with their discussion. There is only a single […]

Climate Bills Face a Setback

June 26, 2016 By

Michael Stone

by wwf_france Environmentalists don’t really know where to turn when it comes to potential climate bills, following the disaster caused by the collapse of BPs oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. Clearly this event could be viewed as backing their claims for environmental change, but the fact that this happened may well put another […]

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by brewbooks Have you noticed how many diet and nutrition books there are in the bookshops these days? It seems that the areas of weight control and nutrition are amongst the most popular of all reading materials, with many well-known stores stocking no fewer than 100 different dietary plans espousing the various virtues of high […]

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