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Alfred Russel Wallace's 1889 book Darwinism,
showing a
beetle (below)
mimicking a wasp
Mimicry is an
evolved resemblance between an
organism and another...
- (2010) "
Mimicking Birds Mimicking Birds",
Pitchfork Media,
March 31, 2010,
retrieved 2010-08-25 Callihan,
Kristen (2010) "Best of What's Next:
Mimicking Birds"...
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eating windows of 11–12 hours. His
research is
focused on the fasting-
mimicking diet (FMD). The FMD is a low-calorie, low-protein, moderate-carbohydrate...
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diamine with
pedant monosaccharides are
examples of
heparin mimicking polymers.
Heparin mimicking polymers can also be used to
create biomaterials for surgical...
- It
amounts to
mimicking a
known signal so well, that a
receiver cannot distinguish the
phony signal from the real signal.' The
mimicking operations concept...
- valid. In English, the
country was
traditionally called "the Argentine",
mimicking the
typical Spanish usage la
Argentina and
perhaps resulting from a mistaken...
- are
called ant-
mimicking spiders,
where they
closely resemble ants, by
morphology and behavior. Sri
Lanka comprised 11 ant-
mimicking spiders and three...
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titled "Bang" a
character is shot and
fatally wounded, with the "Bang"
mimicking the
sound of the gunshot. Mad
Magazine cartoonist Don Martin, already...
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Digital cloning is an
emerging technology, that
involves deep-learning algorithms,
which allows one to mani****te
currently existing audio, photos, and...
- his mother, who
entertained him as a
child by
sitting at the
window and
mimicking p****ers-by: "it was
through watching her that I
learned not only how to...
