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How/where do biologists differentiate between one species and its evolutionary predecessors/successors as separate and distinct species?

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What mechanism control how quickly the body heals from injury?

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Is there a way to determine the frequency and amplitude of an oscillating particle due to heat/thermal energy?

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What happens during relativistic acceleration?

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If I created a sufficiently powerful magnetic/electric/electromagnetic field, could it warp space-time similar to how a black hole's immense gravity does?

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If provided with only blood samples from two subjects without knowing the blood types, is there a method for determining whether or not the subjects are compatible enough for a transfusion?

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Why wouldn't blowing up an asteroid be a good idea?

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[WP] When they said "You're one in a million", they mean that literally. There's only one million versions of the human body so there are about 7,000 copies of each walking around on Earth.

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Since heat is just another form of kinetic energy, would a stationary but extremely high temperature object experience relativity like a near-lightspeed object?

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Why would evolution allow for muscle atrophy?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How/where do biologists differentiate between one species and its evolutionary predecessors/successors as separate and distinct species?	1	askscience
What mechanism control how quickly the body heals from injury?	1	askscience
Is there a way to determine the frequency and amplitude of an oscillating particle due to heat/thermal energy?	1	askscience
What happens during relativistic acceleration?	1	askscience
If I created a sufficiently powerful magnetic/electric/electromagnetic field, could it warp space-time similar to how a black hole's immense gravity does?	1	askscience
If provided with only blood samples from two subjects without knowing the blood types, is there a method for determining whether or not the subjects are compatible enough for a transfusion?	1	askscience
Why wouldn't blowing up an asteroid be a good idea?	1	askscience
[WP] When they said "You're one in a million", they mean that literally. There's only one million versions of the human body so there are about 7,000 copies of each walking around on Earth.	1	WritingPrompts
Since heat is just another form of kinetic energy, would a stationary but extremely high temperature object experience relativity like a near-lightspeed object?	1	askscience
Why would evolution allow for muscle atrophy?	1	askscience