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r/AskBiology

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to r/AskBiology by AN0NUNKN0WN
1 month ago
Can non-substance addictions run in families like substance addictions can?
General biology
to r/AskBiology by Mcleod129
1 month ago
Do men actually have larger feet on average than women genetically, or does it just seem that way because men are taller than women on average?
Human body
to r/AskBiology by ratratte
1 month ago
Abnormal F2 phenotype ratio — reasons?
Genetics
to r/AskBiology by SailingMOAB
4 months ago
Biology class advice…
to r/AskBiology by Anonymous2286
2 months ago
How would a bacteria or Algae Survive in a Hot Pitch Black environment
Microorganisms
to r/AskBiology by ratratte
1 month ago
Water pH and uresis
to r/AskBiology by turnleftorrightblock
5 months ago
Is lawn grass an Angiosperm? I get the "grasses" like wheats and rices are Angiosperms. But what about the lawn grass? Is lawn grass considered a grass in Biology's definition (grade 11 biology)? I don't see any fruit or flower though.
General biology
to r/AskBiology by Shells42
11 months ago
Candida overgrowths
Human body
to r/AskBiology by yepyep_nopenope
1 year ago
Fungal Infections in Mammals ("The Last of Us" mild spoilers)
to r/AskBiology by Magnus_Carter0
1 week ago
What would theoretically be above eusociality?
General biology
to r/AskBiology by academico5000
1 year ago
Can anyone clarify these apparently contradictory statements about how much DNA is shared between relatives and other animals?
to r/AskBiology by catamount1000
1 year ago
What are the types of ecological immigration and emigration?
to r/AskBiology by redefinedmind
2 weeks ago
Why is it so that most mammal species mate via being the strongest, biggest, and aggressive, whilst most bird species successfully mate by being the most beautiful, colourful and flamboyant?
to r/AskBiology by pregoogle
2 months ago
Help: List the 4 out of the 5 other possible techniques cells can use to survive extreme environments.
Cells/celluar processes