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A retrospective case series at a tertiary hospital in china: ultrasonographic features of Struma ovarii. [PDF]
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Phase Separation and a Hydrodynamic Instability Localize Proteins at Growing Microtubule Ends
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Space Science Reviews, 2015
Studying comets is believed to bring invaluable clues on the formation and evolution of our planetary system. In comparison to planets, they have undergone much less alteration, and should have therefore retained a relatively pristine record of the conditions prevailing during the early phases of the solar system.
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Studying comets is believed to bring invaluable clues on the formation and evolution of our planetary system. In comparison to planets, they have undergone much less alteration, and should have therefore retained a relatively pristine record of the conditions prevailing during the early phases of the solar system.
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2007
Comets are surviving members of a formerly vast distribution of solid bodies that formed in the cold regions of the solar nebula. Cometary bodies escaped incorporation into planets and ejection from the solar system and most have been stored in two distant reservoirs, the Oort cloud and the Kuiper belt, for most of the age of the solar system. The past
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Comets are surviving members of a formerly vast distribution of solid bodies that formed in the cold regions of the solar nebula. Cometary bodies escaped incorporation into planets and ejection from the solar system and most have been stored in two distant reservoirs, the Oort cloud and the Kuiper belt, for most of the age of the solar system. The past
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2015
Comets are low-density, kilometer-sized bodies of ices (mostly H2O, CO2, and CO) and dust (silicates, carbon, and organics), which orbit the Sun along elongated orbits. Cometary nuclei have not undergone significant warm-up processes, keeping the compositions resembling that of the protoplanetary cloud.
Kiselev, Nikolai +3 more
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Comets are low-density, kilometer-sized bodies of ices (mostly H2O, CO2, and CO) and dust (silicates, carbon, and organics), which orbit the Sun along elongated orbits. Cometary nuclei have not undergone significant warm-up processes, keeping the compositions resembling that of the protoplanetary cloud.
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The London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science, 1870
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