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by Aditya Joshi, Jun 24, 2008

Chemosynthesis is a process, like photosynthesis, which some organisms that are not accessible to sunlight use to produce food.

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Strange Creatures That Glow in the Dark

by Fernando T, Jun 15, 2008

In the darkest night and the part of the ocean, many creatures have learned to survive by creating their own light. Discover how nature lights up the dark.

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Anatomy of Sound

by s hayes, Jun 12, 2008

How the body hears.

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Brine Shrimp Lab Report

by Jonathan Hudson, Jun 2, 2008

Through deductive reasoning, it determines what salinity is best for Brine Shrimp. The purpose of this lab is to determine the effects of various concentrations of salt solution on the development of brine shrimp larvae. The hypothesis was that if the salinity level is 10% higher then others then more eggs will hatch. The independent variable is the varying concentrations of salinity, and the dependent variable is how many eggs will hatch.

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Amazing Body Parts You Never Knew You Had

by Louie Jerome, May 30, 2008

Do you think you know all about your body parts? If you do, then read on and discover your canthus and your philtrum.

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Amazing Animals and Their Bizarre Characteristics

by nobert soloria bermosa, May 22, 2008

These extraordinary animals have peculiar traits.

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How Photosynthesis Works

by dmackanic, May 21, 2008

Photosynthesis is the process in which autotrophs convert light energy from the sun into chemical energy in the form of organic compounds, mainly carbohydrates.

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