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Dictionary » T » Tree Treetree (Science: botany) A woody plant at least 5 metres high, with a main stem the lower part of which is usually unbranched. ![]()
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Results from our forumblastn and phylogenetic tree... bacterial. There are 5 unknown bacteria that I need to identify. I would like to identify the bacteria using blastn and construct phylogenetic tree using neighbor joining. Can anyone help me how to do it, since I not sure and familiar with it. Please help me as fast as possible. Thanks. Below ...
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Re: Irrefutable Facts Against Evolution... used to "prove" other theories wrong. No, evolution is not proven, it is based on scientific research. You cannot base a drawing on a tree, and then say that the tree is proof that your drawing exists.. if you get my drift? So technically, Tomn, your attempts to scientifically disprove ...
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Why's palm stems equally thick all the way?I've been wondering, why is palm stems equally think all the way from bottom to top when other regular trees are thicker at the base and become smaller further up towards the top? Also, why doesn't palms have tree rings? Regards, Blastula
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Creationism is not scientific... added up the other genealogies but apparently they yield ~4,300 years from Noahs flood to today (obv only have to get to Jesus then +2k). Oldest tree http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methuselah_(tree) BTW Newton and those other names mentioned above were CREATIONISTS and science is based on what ...
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Re: Sure, but you can have theories for which you need some proofs. So far abiogenesis looks better then God. All of the DATA that supports "tree of life" - first prokaryote, than eukaryote that somehow swallowed prokaryote giving us mitochondria and giving plants chloroplasts can be interpreted ...
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