Suppose you read a story in a popular science magazine about social rodents that kill themselves and
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Suppose you read a story in a popular science magazine about social rodents that kill themselves and their offspring if the group becomes overcrowded. Why might a biologist be skeptical of these findings?
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This comes under ethology ie the study of animal behavior The re...View the full answer
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I am presently pursuing life science and has discovered a new side of biology basically how cryptic the world around us is ,and just with right knowledge and curiosity the nature's detail works can be uncovered ,this is what interest me this I try to make others uncover these mysteries and to relate,that it's seems simple but has so much of depth in it. I have been teaching as a tutor to Juniors and high school students and my way is to explain more diagrammatically with necessary descriptions and to understand the process using an analogy somewhat relatable to it. One learns more by teaching and helping others quench their curiosity for curiously asked questions are the way to more discoveries,thus this is my motive.
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