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How is it possible to grow multiple rice crops in succession in the same year in the same paddy without rotation like other crops need in order to avoid soil nutrient depletion and inhibit pests?

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What families of mammals were living on the sub-continent of India during the period when it was an isolated island, after splitting from Gondwana, but before colliding with Asia?

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Other than being relatively less hairy, is human skin different from the skin of our closely related ape kin in any interesting ways?

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Did whales and hippos inherit aquatic birth from a common ancestor, or did they each evolve it separately? And why do some marine mammals, like sea otters, have aquatic birth, but others, like seals and sea lions, don't?

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Was there some principle of Jure uxoris in Homeric Greek culture (esp. re: Helen and Penelope)?

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I understand, more or less, how haplodiploid sex determination is related to caste determination in eusocial Hymenoptera, such as bees and ants. But how are sex and caste related in eusocial termites?

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What scientific discoveries of the last ~100yrs have proven to be so important that they would have merited a Nobel Prize, except they couldn't because they were not within the Nobel science categories?

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Are there other taxa of herbivores that utilize foregut fermentation besides the ruminants?

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What percent of the mass-energy of the universe is just the photons? What percent of the mass-energy of the universe is just the black holes?

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Is the "backfire effect" a recognized concept in mainstream psychology, and if so, how is different or related to reactance?

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How is it possible to grow multiple rice crops in succession in the same year in the same paddy without rotation like other crops need in order to avoid soil nutrient depletion and inhibit pests?	3	askscience
What families of mammals were living on the sub-continent of India during the period when it was an isolated island, after splitting from Gondwana, but before colliding with Asia?	3	askscience
Other than being relatively less hairy, is human skin different from the skin of our closely related ape kin in any interesting ways?	2	askscience
Did whales and hippos inherit aquatic birth from a common ancestor, or did they each evolve it separately? And why do some marine mammals, like sea otters, have aquatic birth, but others, like seals and sea lions, don't?	2	askscience
Was there some principle of Jure uxoris in Homeric Greek culture (esp. re: Helen and Penelope)?	2	AskHistorians
I understand, more or less, how haplodiploid sex determination is related to caste determination in eusocial Hymenoptera, such as bees and ants. But how are sex and caste related in eusocial termites?	1	askscience
What scientific discoveries of the last ~100yrs have proven to be so important that they would have merited a Nobel Prize, except they couldn't because they were not within the Nobel science categories?	1	askscience
Are there other taxa of herbivores that utilize foregut fermentation besides the ruminants?	1	askscience
What percent of the mass-energy of the universe is just the photons? What percent of the mass-energy of the universe is just the black holes?	1	askscience
Is the "backfire effect" a recognized concept in mainstream psychology, and if so, how is different or related to reactance?	1	askscience