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DNA Structures

In all that we see in nature, the principle that we usually see is that form follows function. This is because in almost all creatures and plants, the unique features that they have serve a purpose. One example of this includes how some creatures are able to camouflage themselves within their background because their skin color allows them to do so. Other examples include birds with specially shaped beaks to help them catch prey, and the woodpecker is a good example of this. However, this principle does not only apply to the physical attributes of animals and plants as this principle is also followed up to the molecular level. This is seen on how the structure of the most basic genetic molecule, which is DNA also follows this principle.


Barracuda Fast Facts

Barracuda information: physical description, ciguatera poisoning, eating habits, mating and lifespan.


South Africa Should License Research Lab on Genetically Modified Sorghum

The article urges the South African government to license a new lab for research on genetically modified sorghum.


Bio Pyramid

In the ongoing energy debate, biomass energy is getting a lot of play among politicians. To understand the concept, it first helps to understand the bio pyramid.


Silver - Properties And What It Is

Silver is a propduct that is mainly used in the making of jewellry. It is not as beautiful as gold but it still is a substance that hold a place in the world. Find out more about silver.


Mutagens and Teratogens

A brief explanation of mutagens and teratogens, where some are found, and how they impact one's health.


Hubble Space Telescope

The telescope is one primary tool for viewing distant objects. As man’s curiosity and perseverance to discover what was happening far outside of the earth increased, the Hubble space telescope was developed.


Forensic Anthropology Is Used In...

Forensic anthropology is the study of skeletal or evidentiary remains in relation to a case in a court of law. Anthropology is the study of human beings in both as an animalistic (physical) form as well as the study of social and habits of humans, usually by a process of examination of physical remains. Forensic refers to any of a given number of sciences used in the process of an investigation or proceeding before a court of law. Forensic anthropology has a long history dating back to the mid sixteenth century, but like most fields, recent advances in technology have propelled forensic anthropology to a whole new level.


Pluto; The Planet That Never Was

Pluto vanishes from the list of planets of the Solar System. Also know about your zodiac signs, their meanings and their significance.


British Thermal Unit - BTU's Explained

This article gives detailed explanation of BTU's ( British Thermal Units)


How To Properly Use A Telescope To Bring The Stars Closer To You

Do you dream of the stars? Maybe you just can't get enough of those astronauts on CNN, fixing the space station or walking through airless space. You might even own your own telescope with the hopes of seeing or discovering something that no one else has seen.


The Three Main Archaeological Techniques

Over the years the three main archaeological techniques have been developed. I shall describe each technique and access their efficiency.


Did Birds evolve from Dinosaurs?

Despite all the evidence, nowadays there are still many paleontologists that disagree with the theory that birds evolved from threpod dinosaurs.


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