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This is a 47-year-old patient diagnosed with terminal dilated cardiomyopathy who had been on the waiting list for a year. On Sunday, October 30, a family greeted one of its members and, through the noble decision to donate their organs in respect of their will, another was informed of the existence of a heart donor … Read more
Merdeka.com – Since the appearance of the earth, the earth’s surface has never stopped moving. The movement of the earth’s surface occurs due to the displacement of its tectonic plates. The tectonic plates themselves are known to move up to 10 centimeters per year. This means that the earth’s surface as it is known today … Read more
Women feel cold more often than men. REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA – Scientists have discovered the reasons why women are more beautiful than men. In general, women’s body temperature is cooler and they feel cold more often than men. According to the researchers, it has to do with evolution. This physical condition is the difference between the … Read more
26 jul 2022 om 05:44 | Update: 8 minuten geleden A 560-million-year-old fossil of the creature that researchers say was the first predator is named after British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough. The creature was given the name Auroralumina attenboroughii. By: our news editors According to scientists, it is the oldest creature with a skeleton. … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Man grows tailless from birth. At the same time, modern primates like monkey and the lemurs still have it. Why is that? Tail loss is thought to be part of the backdrop for humans evolving to be bipedal (walking on two legs), but exactly how we lost tails is a question … Read more
– – Now they often have a hard time in education, but once the dyslexics helped humanity. Or at least, new research shows that dyslexia is not a disorder, but a necessary evolution of our brain. It was because of their dyslexia that our ancestors were able to explore new areas in search of food. … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Recent research using analysis of genetic variation shows that evolution could happen four times faster than Charles Darwin thought. Global warming called the trigger. Quoted from the Australian National University website (thingumajig), Darwinian evolution is the process by which natural selection produces genetic changes in traits that support the survival and … Read more
REUTERS | CNN Indonesia Sunday, 19 June 2022 16:25 WIB Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — A recent study revealed that the human ear evolved from gills. The study was published by gathering evidence from a 400-year-old galeaspid fish fossil found in China. Scientists from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) of the Chinese Academy … Read more
The latest version of Travelport+ is all about saving agents time and increasing productivity through self-service. This gives travel agencies more automation to reduce manual tasks and focus on their customers instead. Travelers have more options – from new flight connections to new additional services. However, this independence also benefits the organizers, as they generate … Read more
RIKEN – The skull portion of the Palaeospondylus. Its skull features explain the evolutionary origins of the four-legged creature from 390 million years ago. – Nationalgeographic.co.id—In 1890, scientists were puzzled by the fossils of a mysterious extinct creature in Scotland. This little creature looks like fish and classified as Palaeospondylus gunni about 390 million years … Read more