tingilinde

there's a time and a place

But bagpipes?

She's obviously good, but it doesn't strike me as the right match.

 

 

american public health

 

 

 

unicorns in los angeles

 

Are they legal?

 

have a quirky dog?

Sorting out connections between behavior and genetics

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The complexity of these stories makes it difficult to trace the genetic origins of behavioural traits, so Ostrander and her colleagues decided to scrap conventional breed categories and instead use DNA sequences to group dogs into genetic lineages. The team analysed DNA from almost 4,300 dogs, including 2,800 purebreds spanning 226 officially recognized breeds. The approach — which also included DNA from mixed-breed dogs, semi-feral dogs and wild canids from four continents — yielded ten distinct lineages.

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a tip of the hat to Sukie

 

 

the path to robofarms

Changes in European agriculture.

a tip of the hat to Sukie

 

apple guide

 

 

different designs

The current Apple Watch v the Google Pixel Watch

 

 

 

 

 

 

so good

really old dna

From the lush forests of Greenland two million years ago.

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As it turned out, some of those samples had been sitting in a freezer in Copenhagen since 2006, when Willerslev visited northern Greenland looking for ancient human remains. While there, the team collected sediment from the region’s Kap København Formation, a 100-metre-thick deposit of frozen mud and sand that built up around 2 million years ago.

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los angeles - a mirror of the country

Apathy

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But this time around, even as the numbers in Los Angeles become the highest in California, many have grown weary of warnings and talk of precautions. Covid updates do not elicit the unease they once did — in part because cases and hospitalizations during the current outbreak are nowhere near where they were during the worst stretches. But also because the subject has grown tiresome, residents said.

“I think it’s just kind of run its course with me,” said Kirk Carter, 60, a retired television writer who lives in Los Angeles. “It’s become normalized.”

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