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How is it possible for human sperm to fertilize hamster eggs? (Hamster zona-free ovum test)

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Do fetuses have the same metabolic rate as their mothers until they are born?

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Does the discovery of the HIF-1alpha mechanism (which won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine) suggest that transient hypoxia induced by breathing exercises (like the Wim Hof Method) provides benefits?

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What is the scientific consensus on implicit bias?

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Do psychopaths thrive in business settings?

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Are people with high empathy LESS likely to risk their lives to save someone else?

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Birds are the closest living relatives of dinosaurs, and there is evidence that raptors had feathers. Is the same true of dinosaurs that don't look like birds, like stegosaurus and apatosaurus?

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How is it possible for human sperm to fertilize hamster eggs? (Hamster zona-free ovum test)	1	askscience
Do fetuses have the same metabolic rate as their mothers until they are born?	1	askscience
Does the discovery of the HIF-1alpha mechanism (which won the 2019 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine) suggest that transient hypoxia induced by breathing exercises (like the Wim Hof Method) provides benefits?	1	askscience
What is the scientific consensus on implicit bias?	1	askscience
Do psychopaths thrive in business settings?	1	askscience
Are people with high empathy LESS likely to risk their lives to save someone else?	1	askscience
Birds are the closest living relatives of dinosaurs, and there is evidence that raptors had feathers. Is the same true of dinosaurs that don't look like birds, like stegosaurus and apatosaurus?	1	askscience