Im Looking Up Whales For A Project On Wikipedia And Do You Know What This PIECE OF JUNK Page List Of

i’m looking up whales for a project on wikipedia and do you know what this PIECE OF JUNK page “list of cetaceans” says for the whales they don’t have neat drawings of

i’m so upset

New science print but this time I zoomed into cellular anatomy. Imagine this little guy  wiggling his way throughout your entire body.  Whether you love science or you know a little scientist to be, this poster is a cute and informative way to learn about the the smallest unit of life: The cell!

Available now on my etsy!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/169057528/inside-the-animal-cell-anatomy-poster

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The importance of microbial diversity in gut health and disease

"Using novel metagenomic approaches, scientists are at last beginning to characterize the taxonomic abundance and community relationships not only of bacteria, but also the other microbes that inhabit the gut environment,"1 says Professor Gary Wu, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. “This exciting work is bringing us one step closer to understanding the importance of microbial diversity in intestinal health and disease and could ultimately lead to new ways of diagnosing and treating gastrointestinal (GI) disease.”

His talk was one of the topics presented at the Gut Microbiota for Health World Summit in Miami, FL, USA. On March 8-9, 2014, internationally leading experts discussed the latest advances in gut microbiota research and its impact on health.

Ancylostoma caninum, a type of en:hookworm, attached to the intestinal mucosa. Source:CDC’s Public Health Image Library Image #5205

WHY IS THIS SO ACCURATE?!

when u try to caffeinate yourself and just end up increasing ur heart rate with no discernible changes in levels of exhaustion