I think that's a little backwards. Evolution is all about filling niches. The article seems to state Ediacaran diversity was driven by phenotypic (environment-induced) variation caused by ecological stressors. They claim sexual reproduction seems to be a product of environmental factors which drove the diversification.
It's thought that the Ediacaran had fewer viable niches than the Cambrian, it's just really not understood why that is. We don't really see anything near that explosion in diversity again until the land-colonization of the Devonian which is kind of the same explosion driven by unoccupied niche phenomena
Cambro. They are embossed with the graduations. They are made of food grade plastic. They are made for commercial kitchens and will outlast you. You can get them at any restaurant supply store
My understanding of the washing soda is to raise the pH for saponification of fats and other non-polar compounds to dissolve in water. Saponification works best with more basic solutions which is why lye is used in soap making. By reducing the pH by adding vinegar you're neutralizing the washing soda to a degree because it reacts to create water with carbon dioxide and sodium acetate which overall makes a less effective detergent
I think that's a little backwards. Evolution is all about filling niches. The article seems to state Ediacaran diversity was driven by phenotypic (environment-induced) variation caused by ecological stressors. They claim sexual reproduction seems to be a product of environmental factors which drove the diversification.
It's thought that the Ediacaran had fewer viable niches than the Cambrian, it's just really not understood why that is. We don't really see anything near that explosion in diversity again until the land-colonization of the Devonian which is kind of the same explosion driven by unoccupied niche phenomena
You can't see her palms but she has stigmata for literary accuracy
Once there was a chemist
There isn't any more
What he thought was H
2OWas H
2SO4Few flew over the asylum nest seems too poignant
Yours doesn't roll over?
Planet money had great episode on this topic if you're interested https://www.npr.org/2024/05/15/1197959089/-price-of-gold-periodic-table-elements
If the waymo numbers are to be trusted then they crash ~5x less frequently than humans
To rizz 'em with the tism
Cambro. They are embossed with the graduations. They are made of food grade plastic. They are made for commercial kitchens and will outlast you. You can get them at any restaurant supply store
Maize was domesticated 9000 years ago by humans there is no "original corn"
Thousands of years older than 1716 if you count domestication of species like bananas
That's crazy talk. Induced demand is only reserved for cars
I've never managed to keep it for more than day. Presumably it's pretty shelf stable in its brine for a while
It's pretty easy to make those with some high fat milk, rennet, and cheese salt
If it's not from Asbestos then it's just sparkling mesothelioma
Barbados dollarsTrinidad and Tobago DollarSo this is what he meant by "infrastructure week"
Good news! Were replacing inorganic fluoride with organic fluorine
So we're in agreement?
My understanding of the washing soda is to raise the pH for saponification of fats and other non-polar compounds to dissolve in water. Saponification works best with more basic solutions which is why lye is used in soap making. By reducing the pH by adding vinegar you're neutralizing the washing soda to a degree because it reacts to create water with carbon dioxide and sodium acetate which overall makes a less effective detergent