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What are the different cultural and physiological ways Inuit, Nordic, and Mongols adapted to the cold weather?

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Orcas are known to ram anything from other whales and cetaceans to even ships with great force. How are their bodies adapted to withstand these impacts to their head?

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In the far future, will more taxonomic ranks be required to fully categorize separate animals that evolved from a single current species?

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If a Human or similar animal's limb is cut cleanly, and then immediately held together at the right angle and sewn back together, can it be recovered?

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If Humans are descended from arboreal, frugivorous primates, why do we deal with sugar so badly?

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What is the proper term for a river's flow capacity?

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What are the different cultural and physiological ways Inuit, Nordic, and Mongols adapted to the cold weather?	1
Orcas are known to ram anything from other whales and cetaceans to even ships with great force. How are their bodies adapted to withstand these impacts to their head?	1
In the far future, will more taxonomic ranks be required to fully categorize separate animals that evolved from a single current species?	1
If a Human or similar animal's limb is cut cleanly, and then immediately held together at the right angle and sewn back together, can it be recovered?	1
If Humans are descended from arboreal, frugivorous primates, why do we deal with sugar so badly?	1
What is the proper term for a river's flow capacity?	1