What are some important scientific discoveries in the past 9 years?
Q. Since 2000? In 2000 we uncovered around 90% of the human genome. In 1998 we seriously speculated and discovered, though indirectly, water on the moon. What have been some highly important and influential discoveries since then? I am pretty sure invisibility is one of them.
Asked by om - Thu Mar 12 11:14:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by blackout1712 - Thu Mar 12 15:25:03 2009
Q. Since 2000? In 2000 we uncovered around 90% of the human genome. In 1998 we seriously speculated and discovered, though indirectly, water on the moon. What have been some highly important and influential discoveries since then? I am pretty sure invisibility is one of them.
Asked by om - Thu Mar 12 11:14:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by blackout1712 - Thu Mar 12 15:25:03 2009
What are some recent discoveries made in astronomy?
Q. I wanted to know some of the recent discoveries made in astronomy, to see which was is the most interesting to me.
Asked by resident59 - Sat Jun 13 04:04:36 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Most massive black hole found in galaxy M87" "Red giant star Betelgeuse in constellation Orion mysteriously shrinking" "Radio telescope images reveal planet-forming disk orbiting twin suns" You can find the latest news on the Astronomy.com website, or you can get the news sent as a Newsletter (as I copied the headlines and links from), on the website.
Answered by ZIM Presidential Elections 2012 - Sat Jun 13 05:06:01 2009
Q. I wanted to know some of the recent discoveries made in astronomy, to see which was is the most interesting to me.
Asked by resident59 - Sat Jun 13 04:04:36 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Most massive black hole found in galaxy M87" "Red giant star Betelgeuse in constellation Orion mysteriously shrinking" "Radio telescope images reveal planet-forming disk orbiting twin suns" You can find the latest news on the Astronomy.com website, or you can get the news sent as a Newsletter (as I copied the headlines and links from), on the website.
Answered by ZIM Presidential Elections 2012 - Sat Jun 13 05:06:01 2009
Where any important scientific discoveries made in the Concentration camps of Nazi Germany?
Q. where there any discoveries, that benifited science, made in the concentration and death camps of nazi germany. are there any specific ones?
Asked by Tyler - Sat Mar 29 01:07:17 2008 - - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Yes, Wegener's granulomatosis. Also one man did many tests on gay subjects and it is believed that they first thought of homosexual people as mentally insane because of this. Which is now a complete misunderstanding of the human brain.
Answered by Tim - Sun Mar 30 03:22:00 2008
Q. where there any discoveries, that benifited science, made in the concentration and death camps of nazi germany. are there any specific ones?
Asked by Tyler - Sat Mar 29 01:07:17 2008 - - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Yes, Wegener's granulomatosis. Also one man did many tests on gay subjects and it is believed that they first thought of homosexual people as mentally insane because of this. Which is now a complete misunderstanding of the human brain.
Answered by Tim - Sun Mar 30 03:22:00 2008
what was one of the great discoveries in astronomy during the 20th century?
Q. One of the great discoveries in astronomy during the twentieth century was that A) there used to be life on Mars. B) at the largest scale, galaxies are randomly distributed in space. C) our star, the Sun, is located outside of the Milky Way. D) our galaxy is alone amongst the other galaxies; it is not part of a cluster of galaxies. E) our galaxy is only one of many billions in the universe.
Asked by Kt - Mon Jul 6 03:54:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. e
Answered by unknown - Mon Jul 6 04:06:39 2009
Q. One of the great discoveries in astronomy during the twentieth century was that A) there used to be life on Mars. B) at the largest scale, galaxies are randomly distributed in space. C) our star, the Sun, is located outside of the Milky Way. D) our galaxy is alone amongst the other galaxies; it is not part of a cluster of galaxies. E) our galaxy is only one of many billions in the universe.
Asked by Kt - Mon Jul 6 03:54:02 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. e
Answered by unknown - Mon Jul 6 04:06:39 2009
Could you list some accidental discoveries in the history of science?
Q. There are a lot of the greatest discoveries which had been accidentally. In stance. Lewis Pasteur and the discovery of penicillin Christopher Columbus and the discovery of American Continent. And so on.
Asked by Edward P - Sat Jan 3 07:25:51 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Radioactivity was accidentally discovered by Marie Currie when her photographic plates were spoilt - Radium I think it was.
Answered by Big Bad BOB MacBob - Sat Jan 3 07:33:46 2009
Q. There are a lot of the greatest discoveries which had been accidentally. In stance. Lewis Pasteur and the discovery of penicillin Christopher Columbus and the discovery of American Continent. And so on.
Asked by Edward P - Sat Jan 3 07:25:51 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Radioactivity was accidentally discovered by Marie Currie when her photographic plates were spoilt - Radium I think it was.
Answered by Big Bad BOB MacBob - Sat Jan 3 07:33:46 2009
Why is it mostly men that make scientific discoveries and inventions?
Q. It seems like all the great inventors and scientists (like Edison, Marconi, Da Vinci, Newton, Einstein, Wright Bros, Stevenson) were men. Of course women are smart and capable, but why is it so few pioneer discoveries and breakthrough inventions?
Asked by Helping Hand IT - Sat Apr 1 10:31:31 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it hasn't been till very recently when women were allowed to learn anything in those types of fields. There are still more men than women in the scientific industry, in another 100 years or less the list you gave should include a lot more women. Remember, women were barely allowed to go to college when my grandmother was of age (I'm 24). Even then, they were expected to go to college to find a man, not a career. We are just now starting to see the the first generations of women who have proper educations. You could have asked the same only change women to African Americans, it's not because either group is less intelligent. It's because they have been suppressed from that line of work until very recently.
Answered by laetusatheos - Sat Apr 1 10:39:35 2006
Q. It seems like all the great inventors and scientists (like Edison, Marconi, Da Vinci, Newton, Einstein, Wright Bros, Stevenson) were men. Of course women are smart and capable, but why is it so few pioneer discoveries and breakthrough inventions?
Asked by Helping Hand IT - Sat Apr 1 10:31:31 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Because it hasn't been till very recently when women were allowed to learn anything in those types of fields. There are still more men than women in the scientific industry, in another 100 years or less the list you gave should include a lot more women. Remember, women were barely allowed to go to college when my grandmother was of age (I'm 24). Even then, they were expected to go to college to find a man, not a career. We are just now starting to see the the first generations of women who have proper educations. You could have asked the same only change women to African Americans, it's not because either group is less intelligent. It's because they have been suppressed from that line of work until very recently.
Answered by laetusatheos - Sat Apr 1 10:39:35 2006
Why does it take so long for scientific discoveries to be mentioned to the public?
Q. I've noticed that when many articles are run on new "discoveries" they actually reference back to findings several years ago. Why do they wait so long to publish their findings? Or is it that the news takes longer to put a story out on it?
Asked by wizewends - Fri Sep 5 16:19:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is so much junk science that a protocol has developed to deliver reliable, truthful science news (which does not always work) Science institutions (the government, universities, research labs, etc.) do not publicize incremental or unverified findings. When things have progressed far enough on a line of research or discovery and has been repeated or verified, then an announcement can be made. The facts of such announcements are often obscure and incomprehensible, so the emphasis is on the implications - what the discovery or research means to peoples lives, or if not relevant there, then the implications to common understanding and conventional wisdom. And of course, information on where we go from here. So there can be a lot of… [cont.]
Answered by jehen - Fri Sep 5 17:15:29 2008
Q. I've noticed that when many articles are run on new "discoveries" they actually reference back to findings several years ago. Why do they wait so long to publish their findings? Or is it that the news takes longer to put a story out on it?
Asked by wizewends - Fri Sep 5 16:19:53 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is so much junk science that a protocol has developed to deliver reliable, truthful science news (which does not always work) Science institutions (the government, universities, research labs, etc.) do not publicize incremental or unverified findings. When things have progressed far enough on a line of research or discovery and has been repeated or verified, then an announcement can be made. The facts of such announcements are often obscure and incomprehensible, so the emphasis is on the implications - what the discovery or research means to peoples lives, or if not relevant there, then the implications to common understanding and conventional wisdom. And of course, information on where we go from here. So there can be a lot of… [cont.]
Answered by jehen - Fri Sep 5 17:15:29 2008
Why do you think it is that no one is making any important new discoveries in the fields of science?
Q. Maybe I have it wrong, but it seems like there are no new discoveries being made. Did the age of discovery end with the theories of quantum mechanics? Development of technology is not the same thing. For instance, cell phones have been developed and continue to develop over time, the same is true with computers. But the concepts that those things were made from were discovered a long time ago. I'm talking about things that no one knew existed before, that changes how we approach our world.
Asked by chewie_says - Sun Sep 10 14:13:08 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you have it wrong. Incredible amounts of new knowledge are being discovered in astronomy, genetics, and other sciences. Keep in mind that science is a gradual process, and even the biggest breakthroughs can unfold over a period of years. The world did not wake up one day to headlines screaming "Quantum mechanics revolutionizes physics". Quantum mechanics started with Planck and Einstein, but it wasn't until the 20's that a coherent theory began to be developed, and that theory is still being added to.
Answered by injanier - Sun Sep 10 16:17:59 2006
Q. Maybe I have it wrong, but it seems like there are no new discoveries being made. Did the age of discovery end with the theories of quantum mechanics? Development of technology is not the same thing. For instance, cell phones have been developed and continue to develop over time, the same is true with computers. But the concepts that those things were made from were discovered a long time ago. I'm talking about things that no one knew existed before, that changes how we approach our world.
Asked by chewie_says - Sun Sep 10 14:13:08 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think you have it wrong. Incredible amounts of new knowledge are being discovered in astronomy, genetics, and other sciences. Keep in mind that science is a gradual process, and even the biggest breakthroughs can unfold over a period of years. The world did not wake up one day to headlines screaming "Quantum mechanics revolutionizes physics". Quantum mechanics started with Planck and Einstein, but it wasn't until the 20's that a coherent theory began to be developed, and that theory is still being added to.
Answered by injanier - Sun Sep 10 16:17:59 2006
believers, if there are new discoveries about the universe not being created, can that suppose to no creator?
Q. If new discoveries are made that the universe is not a creation, can you handle that is being proof of no creator?
Asked by allah ackbar!!! - Fri Feb 13 23:22:55 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sorry, I find this question just as insipid and meaningless now as when it was first asked but directed at atheists about accepting the possibility of a creator. In either case, neither time the question was asked gave any meaningful description about how such findings might create a situation that differs in any meaningful fashion from the situation here and now, much less how the fact that people are debating these questions here now be any different in the light of such a situation.
Answered by Pfistulated Cow - Fri Feb 13 23:31:51 2009
Q. If new discoveries are made that the universe is not a creation, can you handle that is being proof of no creator?
Asked by allah ackbar!!! - Fri Feb 13 23:22:55 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm sorry, I find this question just as insipid and meaningless now as when it was first asked but directed at atheists about accepting the possibility of a creator. In either case, neither time the question was asked gave any meaningful description about how such findings might create a situation that differs in any meaningful fashion from the situation here and now, much less how the fact that people are debating these questions here now be any different in the light of such a situation.
Answered by Pfistulated Cow - Fri Feb 13 23:31:51 2009
Why do scientists waste their time trying to make new discoveries?
Q. Its not like they are ever going to succeed. Everything that can be invented has been invented. All the other discoveries will be just minor improvements.
Asked by racecars - Thu Jan 18 20:55:24 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the Cave Man from the Geico commercials, I'm sure he can tell you why.
Answered by VALENTINO - Thu Jan 18 21:03:19 2007
Q. Its not like they are ever going to succeed. Everything that can be invented has been invented. All the other discoveries will be just minor improvements.
Asked by racecars - Thu Jan 18 20:55:24 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ask the Cave Man from the Geico commercials, I'm sure he can tell you why.
Answered by VALENTINO - Thu Jan 18 21:03:19 2007
What are some science discoveries that were made during the Industrial Revolution?
Q. *Science discoveries only *has to be during the industrial revolution *need answers as quick as possible
Asked by Freshhmann:) - Sun Dec 7 13:59:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Andrew Carnegie was a capitalist in the Industrial revolution. He saw the value steel had and he revolutionized the process of making it. His contributions to the process of purifying steel drove the value down to, for the time, an unimaginably cheap price. He is almost single handily responsible for allowing steel to replace iron as the number one material used in construction. Iron only allowed for around 6 stories to be built on a building. With the widespread availability of steel, buildings were able to be built 10 stories or higher. With the steel becoming so cheap, building a bridge that would be strong enough to stretch across the East River and connect Manhattan and Brooklyn became a realistic idea and the Brooklyn Bridge was… [cont.]
Answered by Will B. - Mon Dec 8 23:07:25 2008
Q. *Science discoveries only *has to be during the industrial revolution *need answers as quick as possible
Asked by Freshhmann:) - Sun Dec 7 13:59:19 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Andrew Carnegie was a capitalist in the Industrial revolution. He saw the value steel had and he revolutionized the process of making it. His contributions to the process of purifying steel drove the value down to, for the time, an unimaginably cheap price. He is almost single handily responsible for allowing steel to replace iron as the number one material used in construction. Iron only allowed for around 6 stories to be built on a building. With the widespread availability of steel, buildings were able to be built 10 stories or higher. With the steel becoming so cheap, building a bridge that would be strong enough to stretch across the East River and connect Manhattan and Brooklyn became a realistic idea and the Brooklyn Bridge was… [cont.]
Answered by Will B. - Mon Dec 8 23:07:25 2008
Atheists, if there are new discoveries about the universe of being created, can that suppose to a creator?
Q. If new discoveries are made that the universe is a creation, can you handle that is being proof of a creator?
Asked by Albert V - Fri Feb 13 23:03:15 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, one would like something that approaches irrefutable proof, OK?
Answered by Stephen K - Fri Feb 13 23:29:40 2009
Q. If new discoveries are made that the universe is a creation, can you handle that is being proof of a creator?
Asked by Albert V - Fri Feb 13 23:03:15 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, one would like something that approaches irrefutable proof, OK?
Answered by Stephen K - Fri Feb 13 23:29:40 2009
What are some of men's greatest contributions, inventions and discoveries?
Q. In honor of Father's Day Through out history men have done, create, invented and discover many great things; I mean, it is almost impossible to list all the great things that men have done. What, in your opinion, are some of men's greatest contributions, inventions and discoveries through out the history of the human race? What are some your favorites?
Asked by Gun fanatic - Sun Jun 15 21:59:58 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. God created man and as god is male, then I suppose it's us :-D
Answered by johno - Sun Jun 15 22:09:13 2008
Q. In honor of Father's Day Through out history men have done, create, invented and discover many great things; I mean, it is almost impossible to list all the great things that men have done. What, in your opinion, are some of men's greatest contributions, inventions and discoveries through out the history of the human race? What are some your favorites?
Asked by Gun fanatic - Sun Jun 15 21:59:58 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. God created man and as god is male, then I suppose it's us :-D
Answered by johno - Sun Jun 15 22:09:13 2008
What are some geometry discoveries from ancient Egypt, China or Babylon?
Q. What are some geometry discoveries from ancient Egypt, China or Babylon? Please try to be specific, such giving dates and the inventor's name will be very helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Scalene M - Fri Sep 5 17:28:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i know Pi was discovered in China...forgot the name of that discoverer though.
Answered by jack - Sun Sep 7 19:54:50 2008
Q. What are some geometry discoveries from ancient Egypt, China or Babylon? Please try to be specific, such giving dates and the inventor's name will be very helpful. Thank you.
Asked by Scalene M - Fri Sep 5 17:28:44 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i know Pi was discovered in China...forgot the name of that discoverer though.
Answered by jack - Sun Sep 7 19:54:50 2008
What great inventions had scientific discoveries in them?
Q. I am doing a project on great inventions that had scientific discoveries in them and I'm not quite sure what i should use. So could you please list inventions, there scientific part, person who discovered it and the year. Also if anyone knows any websites could you tell me. Thanks
Asked by iizzii - Sun Nov 1 23:51:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i cant do all the research as i dont remember all the details but this will get you started then you can find out exactly who or when etc -photography: discovery of exposure materials and leading to the art and science of photography with inventions like the pinhole camera -aerodynamics: wright brothers and their researched led to both, also later better wing designs, wind tunnels, jet engines thru fluid dynamics stealth thru various research projects -medicine: davinci discoveries in human inner anatomy and function systems lead to his creation of some of the first medical tools for the work, penicillin discovered by accident growing in agar tray led to processed medicine and changed the medical field -nuclear energy: theories of… [cont.]
Answered by tim h - Mon Nov 2 02:16:56 2009
Q. I am doing a project on great inventions that had scientific discoveries in them and I'm not quite sure what i should use. So could you please list inventions, there scientific part, person who discovered it and the year. Also if anyone knows any websites could you tell me. Thanks
Asked by iizzii - Sun Nov 1 23:51:37 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i cant do all the research as i dont remember all the details but this will get you started then you can find out exactly who or when etc -photography: discovery of exposure materials and leading to the art and science of photography with inventions like the pinhole camera -aerodynamics: wright brothers and their researched led to both, also later better wing designs, wind tunnels, jet engines thru fluid dynamics stealth thru various research projects -medicine: davinci discoveries in human inner anatomy and function systems lead to his creation of some of the first medical tools for the work, penicillin discovered by accident growing in agar tray led to processed medicine and changed the medical field -nuclear energy: theories of… [cont.]
Answered by tim h - Mon Nov 2 02:16:56 2009
Could the use of scientific discoveries helps to create new fields of study ?
Q. I want to know what are the value of scientific discoveries and projects in the creation of new fields, and their impact on this society.
Asked by grasshopper_60619 - Tue May 26 13:02:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is correct.A quick example would be Quantum Mechanics,which led to the Exclusion Principle,then 2 Quantum Electrodynamics, 2 the transistor, 2 Integrated circuits,2 microprocessors,2 first personal computer, 2 the internet, 2 the hypertext, 2 Quantum Cryptography,and 2 the first quantum bus.
Answered by gut,gut - Tue May 26 13:26:54 2009
Q. I want to know what are the value of scientific discoveries and projects in the creation of new fields, and their impact on this society.
Asked by grasshopper_60619 - Tue May 26 13:02:18 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That is correct.A quick example would be Quantum Mechanics,which led to the Exclusion Principle,then 2 Quantum Electrodynamics, 2 the transistor, 2 Integrated circuits,2 microprocessors,2 first personal computer, 2 the internet, 2 the hypertext, 2 Quantum Cryptography,and 2 the first quantum bus.
Answered by gut,gut - Tue May 26 13:26:54 2009
The discovery of penicillin is arguably one of the most important scientific discoveries of the 20th century.?
Q. The discovery of penicillin is arguably one of the most important scientific discoveries of the 20th century. In the years following this discovery, it was assumed that we had conquered bacterial infections and science moved onto other problems, like combating viral infections. However in recent years there has been a rise in infections caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria. How do bacteria develop antibiotic resistance? How can inappropriate use of antibiotics and other antibacterial products contribute to this problem? What should we do to combat it?
Asked by tigger - Wed Jul 16 12:01:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some bacteria (Gram negative) have membranes outside their cell walls. Since Penicillin works by attacking cell walls, it does not work on these bacteria. Also, over-use of antibiotics created some bacteria that contain Plasmids, which are a small extra Rrna molecule inside the cell. This makes the bacteria antibiotic resistant. It's just survival of the fittest. Bacteria mutated to find ways to survive, just like other species.
Answered by Vince - Wed Jul 16 12:25:20 2008
Q. The discovery of penicillin is arguably one of the most important scientific discoveries of the 20th century. In the years following this discovery, it was assumed that we had conquered bacterial infections and science moved onto other problems, like combating viral infections. However in recent years there has been a rise in infections caused by antibiotic resistant bacteria. How do bacteria develop antibiotic resistance? How can inappropriate use of antibiotics and other antibacterial products contribute to this problem? What should we do to combat it?
Asked by tigger - Wed Jul 16 12:01:00 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Some bacteria (Gram negative) have membranes outside their cell walls. Since Penicillin works by attacking cell walls, it does not work on these bacteria. Also, over-use of antibiotics created some bacteria that contain Plasmids, which are a small extra Rrna molecule inside the cell. This makes the bacteria antibiotic resistant. It's just survival of the fittest. Bacteria mutated to find ways to survive, just like other species.
Answered by Vince - Wed Jul 16 12:25:20 2008
What discoveries did Sir Flinders Petrie make and why was he significant?
Q. What discoveries did Sir Flinders Petrie make and why was he significant? I need help for school work. Thank you
Asked by Carl U - Wed Jun 11 05:08:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know he introduced scientific archaeology to Egypt in place of just treasure-hunting. For the rest, why don't you just try wiki?
Answered by Jim L - Wed Jun 11 05:30:17 2008
Q. What discoveries did Sir Flinders Petrie make and why was he significant? I need help for school work. Thank you
Asked by Carl U - Wed Jun 11 05:08:48 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know he introduced scientific archaeology to Egypt in place of just treasure-hunting. For the rest, why don't you just try wiki?
Answered by Jim L - Wed Jun 11 05:30:17 2008
Is it a challenge to understand the scientific and philosophical discoveries?
Q. Is it a challenge to understand the scientific and philosophical discoveries?
Asked by Are you a King of Justice? - Sun Jul 19 05:14:47 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. What is a challenge is to watch your nonsensical videos.
Answered by EggNog - Mon Jul 20 17:00:52 2009
Q. Is it a challenge to understand the scientific and philosophical discoveries?
Asked by Are you a King of Justice? - Sun Jul 19 05:14:47 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. What is a challenge is to watch your nonsensical videos.
Answered by EggNog - Mon Jul 20 17:00:52 2009
Why are turtles important to Charles Darwin's discoveries?
Q. When Darwin traveled around the world on his ship the Beagle from 1831-1836, what were the importance of turtles to his discoveries?
Asked by Alex A - Sun Mar 29 19:39:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He liked turtle soup and it kept him nourished so that he could think properly. He also wore a turtle-shell helmet to protect his head from falling coconuts on the Galapagos Islands. Sorry, couldn't resist it. Seriously, though, this is about the giant tortoises, where he noticed speciation: tortoises from different islands had different shapes according to habitat. Ones on islands with lush ground vegetation had domed shells and short necks, as they fed easily from the ground. Ones on drier islands, which had to stretch upward to eat cacti, had "saddleback" shells and longer necks.
Answered by RAY G - Sun Mar 29 19:44:44 2009
Q. When Darwin traveled around the world on his ship the Beagle from 1831-1836, what were the importance of turtles to his discoveries?
Asked by Alex A - Sun Mar 29 19:39:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He liked turtle soup and it kept him nourished so that he could think properly. He also wore a turtle-shell helmet to protect his head from falling coconuts on the Galapagos Islands. Sorry, couldn't resist it. Seriously, though, this is about the giant tortoises, where he noticed speciation: tortoises from different islands had different shapes according to habitat. Ones on islands with lush ground vegetation had domed shells and short necks, as they fed easily from the ground. Ones on drier islands, which had to stretch upward to eat cacti, had "saddleback" shells and longer necks.
Answered by RAY G - Sun Mar 29 19:44:44 2009
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