Science Notes

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Issue 334 | Page 9 | Published Sep 2009

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Sixteen Science Notes, including: Water transport across cell membranes; Ecological observations on coral reefs; Quantifying individual differences; A simple demonstration for estimating the persistence of vision...and many more!

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