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Why is each seed a different size?

Literature Lesson for Health Care Providers and Gender Differences in Cardiovascular Disease

New: in addition to Science Today, now also Science Tonight. One minute of easy-to-digest science to brush your teeth. This time by answering the question: Why are all the seeds a different size? And this time, I’m talking about plants. Why is each seed a different size? The largest seed – weighing tens of kilograms and measuring about half a …

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Study: Melting ice in Greenland increases global flooding – Science

Study: Melting ice in Greenland increases global flooding - Science

In ten years, approximately 3.5 trillion tonnes of ice in the Greenland ice sheet have melted. As a result, sea level rose an inch and increased the risk of flooding around the world, according to a study released Monday. With an area of ​​almost 1.8 million square kilometers, the Greenland ice sheet is the second largest in the world after …

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The alderman leaves room for future padel courts for other options

The alderman leaves room for future padel courts for other options

The empty field on the Eemnesserweg in Laren, intended for padel courts, is now left for other options. Alderman Ton Stam promised Larens Behoud at the council meeting. In the radio program Launch NH Saturday explains party chairman Karel Loeff what exactly this means. Adobe Stock The alderman has now promised to release a remaining part of the land of …

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Experts name new species of human ancestor, Homo bodensis, to end ‘confusion’

Experts name new species of human ancestor, Homo bodensis, to end 'confusion'

“Talking about human evolution during this period has become practically impossible due to the lack of appropriate terminology that takes into account the geographical variations of humans,” said Dr Mirjana Roksandic, professor of anthropology at the University of Winnipeg in Canada, the study leader and one of the team’s original study authors. Recent DNA evidence has shown that some fossils …

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grammar mistakes make you less attractive

grammar mistakes make you less attractive

© Sandy de Vries Science proves it: grammar mistakes make you less attractive Still want to check your Tinder bio? If you still don’t after endless sweeping the one then maybe it’s time to check if there are any language errors on your profile. Tilburg University has shown that you are much more likely to be swept to the left …

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The earth is losing its shine (and yes, it is linked to the climate)

The earth is losing its shine (and yes, it is linked to the climate)

The Milky Way (Photo: NASA) You may not know it, but the Earth has a natural glow when you view the sphere from space. This shine is called “albedo”: the reflexivity of the earth. A higher albedo means that the Earth reflects more light and heat back into space. A recent study has shown that the albedo of the earth …

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Midas Dekkers’ plea for a new physical anthropology

Midas Dekkers' plea for a new physical anthropology

After the hundredth joke, it becomes boring. And it’s already on page 17. The biologist Midas Dekkers also has in his latest book, What is happening here?tell an interesting story. But it would help if he found himself a little less funny. There are gems among them: “All people belong to one race. Point. But now the commas. ‘ But …

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Expensive tunnel to make way for the new Haarlem-Zuid bus station

Expensive tunnel to make way for the new Haarlem-Zuid bus station

In order to build a new bus station in Haarlem-Zuid, the municipality of Haarlem plans to partially pass through a tunnel on Schipholweg. On top of that there will be room for bus stops, and perhaps in the future for a tram track and more greenery. Around 1,600 housing units are built around this bus station. Haarlem has long had …

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