The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 210, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2006 - Geography |
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... animals that capture the public's interest . Has that term become a cliché ? Does it adequately describe the animals you've been studying ? I enjoy watching big , beautiful , interesting animals . But you can't just sit around watching ...
... animals that capture the public's interest . Has that term become a cliché ? Does it adequately describe the animals you've been studying ? I enjoy watching big , beautiful , interesting animals . But you can't just sit around watching ...
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... animals . Even though they are solitary cells , choanoflagellates turn out to have genes that make proteins essential to multicellular life . This suggests that the one - celled ancestors of all animals were genetically equipped for ...
... animals . Even though they are solitary cells , choanoflagellates turn out to have genes that make proteins essential to multicellular life . This suggests that the one - celled ancestors of all animals were genetically equipped for ...
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... animals , ranging from crabs to earthworms to lampreys to us . The discovery came as a sur- prise , since these animals have such different- looking bodies . But now scientists generally agree that the common ancestor of all these ...
... animals , ranging from crabs to earthworms to lampreys to us . The discovery came as a sur- prise , since these animals have such different- looking bodies . But now scientists generally agree that the common ancestor of all these ...
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