A Matter of Taste: How We Taste What We Taste | Scienceray
Rated • 7 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
Tasteful article
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Illustration tutorials
Rated • 13 reviews • biology • cedarseed.com
Good set of drawing tutorials relating to the human body with respect ethnic origins, body types, facial type, eyes, hair colours, hair style, etc.
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The Unsurpassed Flea - Some Great Athletes Have Six Legs,...
Rated • 5 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
Impressive statistics from the animal kingdom.
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Are Two Minds Better Than One? Separate - But Not Equal |...
Rated • 6 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
How the left and right hand sides of the brain work and what happens when the lines of communication between the two sides is broken or disrupted.
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What is Vitrification?
Rated • 21 reviews • biology • alcor.org
Vitrification explained; organ preservation by solidification without freezing out the water molecules first.
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Nine Interesting Facts About The Human Body | Scienceray
Rated • 6 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
The effects of various foods, drink and behaviour on the human body.
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Dumb But Not Stupid: Intelligence in The Animal Kingdom |...
Rated • 4 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
Food for thought. Most animal intelligence is based on survival and better ways to obtain food.
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A Tree of Life
Rated • 1 review • biology • sciencemag.org
This is better than another version I've seen, which was just a jpg. For one thing it is big enough to read and for another it incorporates links with further information.
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A Hero of The Plant Kingdom: The Crop That Saved The...
Rated • 6 reviews • biology • socyberty.com
Informative article on jojoba oil, its discovery, uses and how it helped to save the sperm whale.
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Fiber of Suspicion: The Telltale Mark That We Carry to...
Rated • 7 reviews • biology • scienceray.com
Good little article on the origins of the use of fingerprinting and even more importantly how they were classified to facilitate data retrieval.
