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Dictionary » C » Camp CampDefinition noun (general) A temporary outdoor accommodation and recreation; an area of imprisonment or confinement; gathering of people having same ideals, doctrines, etc. (biology) cAMP, an abbreviation for cyclic adenosine monophosphate. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Why do you keep talking about species... CERTAIN. Science has EVIDENCE and scientists interpret the evidence. Not all of them interpret the evidence the same way--even those in the same camp. Well for I. Newton and and E. Blythe, it would be hard to fault them not to have supported a theory that was offered after their death wouldn't ...
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Re: Why do you keep talking about species... CERTAIN. Science has EVIDENCE and scientists interpret the evidence. Not all of them interpret the evidence the same way--even those in the same camp. Can you distinguish a raccoon from say a chimpanzee i can distinguish Chihuahua and saint Bernard are they different species to say so requires ...
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Fitness and Diet... of course. In fact you should've seen me before I joined the Marine Corps, I only weighed about 55kg! I gained up to my current weight at boot camp, when I was constantly exercising and eating about 4500 calories per day. Since then, my lack of exercise has caused much of the muscle mass I ...
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Re: How does a cell know how big it is?agree with MrMystery re. simple explanation of cAMP and dispute that a volume/surface area mathematical limit is effectively the control element. Coenocytic fungi are effectively huge continuous cells (with no crosswalls) as are some life stages ...
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How does a cell know how big it is?the concentration of cAMP? Hmm, i find that a little hard to swallow. it seems logical enough for me that all cells have the same mechanism for determining size (such a crucial thing is probably something evolution selected for fairly ...
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