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How were England and France able to conduct the Hundred Years' War, logistically?

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What is the equivalent to myoglobin in invertebrates using Haemocyanin?

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I have read that crocodilians are able to get more power from anaerobic/fast-twitch muscle than birds. Is this true? What adaptions would allow for this?

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If there is a large positive charge buildup in a metal, would this lead to the material being weaker/different structurally?

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How are the strong/weak nuclear forces stronger over a short distance compared with electromagnetism/gravity, yet weaker over longer distances?

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It seems that (unsuccessful) rebellions have become less common over time. How fair is this as a judgement?

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How were England and France able to conduct the Hundred Years' War, logistically?	1	AskHistorians
What is the equivalent to myoglobin in invertebrates using Haemocyanin?	1	askscience
I have read that crocodilians are able to get more power from anaerobic/fast-twitch muscle than birds. Is this true? What adaptions would allow for this?	1	askscience
If there is a large positive charge buildup in a metal, would this lead to the material being weaker/different structurally?	1	askscience
How are the strong/weak nuclear forces stronger over a short distance compared with electromagnetism/gravity, yet weaker over longer distances?	0	askscience
It seems that (unsuccessful) rebellions have become less common over time. How fair is this as a judgement?	0	AskHistorians