Greens

... the same sort of optical effects. The fact that most predatory mammals don't see colors, and wouldn't see the green of a green deer anyway (or the greens of the surrounding environment) probably is a factor here also. Evolutionary pressures are often complex and phenotpes often refiect the influence ...

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What is wheat offal? If its another way of saying bran, then it's good if you don't feed your birds plenty of stringy greens. I wouldn't want to use palm oil because its damaging to the environment, and I wouldn't want to use bonemeal because it carries mad cow disease, and other ...

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... 8 weeks ago and when I was doing some research into finding a supplement to give me more energy (now I am a vegetarian and I most certainly eat my greens) I came across articles pertaining to all the wonderful benefits of Spirulina. So I started taking it and was blown away by how much energy it ...

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... and a half cups per day.“Take advantage of all the ready-to-eat veggies in markets, such as carrots, celery, tomatoes, lettuces and other leafy greens, and salad and vegetable mixtures,”.Vegetables are easy to microwave or stir-fry and deliciously mix with lean proteins and whole grains for ...

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... times. Your answer seems correct. For an expected ratio of green 2:2 blue after crossing on notebook (I mean theoritically), you would expect 2 greens and 2 blues if there are 4 offsprings. What about the situation when there are 5 offsprings? 2 green and 2 blues and the last one has fifty-fifty ...

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