01of11 The New Biology: Our Nature and Future as a Hybrid Race – Video

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Although alien communications convey that humans were created by the aliens in distant past, the genetics undeniably proofs our terrestrial origin. In this talk, I am reviewing this paradox: why do we have two independent origins and how this new understanding affects our future? To pre-order my book visit my web site: http://www.maxsteinberg.com

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Learn Biology: Classification- The Taxonomic Hierarchy – Video

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Master the Turducken! mhlo.co Mahalo biology expert Mary Poffenroth explains the classification system of species and the taxonomic hierarchy. The Taxonomic Hierarchy --------------------------------------------------------------------- In biological taxonomy, all life forms can be classified within a hierarchal system that orders them from the broadest, most inclusive categories to the narrowest, most exclusive. The most widely used conventional categories are domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species.www.biology-online.org This taxonomic system was initially pioneered by Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century

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Biology vs chemistry in treating crops – Video

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It is clear that naturally occurring micro-organisms are a successful alternative to chemical pesticides for eradicating the diseases that affect fruit, flower and vegetable crops. Isabel Trillas, a manager of Biocontrol Technologies SL, explains the work being carried out by this "spin-off" company from Barcelona University, located at the Barcelona Science Park.

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Mathematical Biology – ICIAM 2011 – Video

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In July 2011, mathematical scientists from around the world gathered in Vancouver, BC, Canada for the 7th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics - ICIAM 2011. The meeting highlighted the most recent advances in the discipline and demonstrated their applicability to science, engineering and industry, emphasizing industrial applications and computational science in new and emerging topic areas identified by panels of top international scientists. Professors Maeve McCarthy, Benoit Perthame, Gerda de Vries and several other speakers outlined various aspects of mathematical modeling in studying biological processes such as evolution, ecology, and human and animal behavior.

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