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Francine marquesHamdi jamaNature cardiovascular researchMonash university school of biological sciencesAssociate professor francine marquesMonash university schoolBiological sciencesAssociate professor marquesAssociate professorProfessor marques

Compared to Tiny Animals, Huge Animals Consume Less Food and Expend Less Energy

For ages, researchers have pondered the mystery of why, kilo for kilo, larger animals consume less food and expend less energy than smaller ones.

Craig whiteMonash university school of biological sciencesWhy do larger creatures use less energyAnimal perceptionTime linkedBody sizeDoes not define lifeProfessor craig whiteMonash university schoolBiological sciencesGeometric biologyProfessor whiteSlowest animalsThese creatures aren tSmall animals consume more energyArge animals consume less energy

Physics of the Multiverse to Could Octonions Unite the Laws of Nature? (The Galaxy Report Weekend)

This weekend's stories include Black Hole Discovery Helps to Explain Quantum Nature of the Cosmos to Life is Defined By Biology, Not Physics, and much more.

New yorkUnited statesMatt caplanCraig whiteDale frailAlexander wolszczanNew york timesMonash universityMonash university school of biological sciencesUniversity of michiganBlack hole discovery helpsExplain quantum natureDefined by biologyNot physicsFirst technologicalThere have been aliens

Did Orbital Shifts Trigger Ancient Global Warming to Has the Fermi Paradox Been Resolved? (Planet Earth Report Weekend)

This weekend's stories include There Could Be 42,777 Intelligent Alien Civilizations In Our Galaxy to Would the ‘Human Evolutionary Niche’ Be Filled If We Go Extinct to Why Earth Just Had Its Shortest Day on Record, and much more.

New yorkUnited statesSouth australiaUniversity of rochesterMediterranean seaOceans generalCraig whiteEwen callawayJonathan carroll nellenbackJamie carterAustralian antarctic divisionInternational astronomical unionMonash university school of biological sciencesAlien civilizations in our galaxyAstrophysical journalFermi paradox

Climate Warming Damages DNA of Endangered Songbirds, Study Finds

A new study led by Monash University scientists found DNA damage in endangered Purple-Crowned Fairy Wren nestlings exposed to hot and dry conditions during their first days of life.

South australiaNanne petersJustin eastwoodLaura thomsonSchool of biological sciencesProceedings of the national academy sciencesMonash universityMonash university school of biological sciencesAustralian research councilPurple crowned fairy wrenNational academyBiological sciencesProfessor anne petersAustralian wildlife conservancyMornington wildlife sanctuaryProfessor peters

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