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Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination (TSD): Crocodilian Survivorship,ocodiles and gavials) not become extinct during the past 100 million or so years? They have survived essentially unchanged for around 63 million years after the dinosaurs became extinct and clearly have great survival powers. As pointed out by Benton (1997), however, those that have survived are onl

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Reaction Kinetics,nt catalysts. Enzymes react selectively on definite compounds called .. For example, haemoglobin in red blood cells is an enzyme and oxygen, with which it combines, is a substrate. Enzymes are important in regulating biological processes, for example, as activators or inhibitors in a reaction. To un

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Biological Oscillators and Switches,t way. Such systems concisely store the information and means of generating the mechanisms required for repetitive cellular reproduction, organisation, control and so on. To see how efficient they can be you need only compare the information storage efficiency per weight of the most advanced compute

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Perturbed and Coupled Oscillators and Black Holes,an have on the subsequent oscillations. In his pioneering work on circadian rhythms in the 1960’s, A.T. Winfree asked this basic and deceptively simple question in a biological context in connection with his experimental work on the periodic emergence of the fruit fly, ., from their pupae. Since the

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Biological Waves: Single-Species Models,ng wave of chemical concentration, mechanical deformation, electrical signal and so on. Looking at almost any film of a developing embryo it is hard not to be struck by the number of wavelike events that appear after fertilisation. Mechanical waves are perhaps the most obvious. There are, for exampl

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