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Why are there no transitional fossils of chimps, bonobos, or gorillas in the fossil record but so many examples for humans?

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Cephalopods have hemocyanin and we have hemoglobin. Why then are cephalopods so much more sensitive to copper concentrations than we are to iron?

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Has anything of scientific value been obtained (that could not have been obtained from a non-lethal methodology) from Japanese whaling?

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When black holes merge, what happens to the singularities?

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Why are there no transitional fossils of chimps, bonobos, or gorillas in the fossil record but so many examples for humans?	2
Cephalopods have hemocyanin and we have hemoglobin. Why then are cephalopods so much more sensitive to copper concentrations than we are to iron?	1
Has anything of scientific value been obtained (that could not have been obtained from a non-lethal methodology) from Japanese whaling?	1
When black holes merge, what happens to the singularities?	1