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Correction to "Nanostructured Sulfur-Doped Carbon from Biomass and Its Layer-by-Layer Self-Assembly for High-Performance Supercapacitor Electrodes". [PDF]

ACS Sustain Resour Manag
Simoes Dos Reis G, Iakunkov A, Shakya J, Sahoo D, Grimm A, de Oliveira HP, Mikkola JP, Björk EM, Hamedi MM.   +8 more
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Prey movement, size, and glossiness interact to impact praying mantid attack behaviors. [PDF]

Behav Ecol
Wang Y, Stuart-Fox D, Henríquez-Piskulich P, Franklin AM.   +3 more
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Using abandoned model systems and historical literature to teach modern concepts and techniques in cell biology. [PDF]

J Microbiol Biol Educ
Paliulis LV, Fabig G, Stein S, Tulok S, Nobst A, Okafornta CW, Kurth T, Müller-Reichert T.   +7 more
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Multiple mechanisms of action for an extremely painful venom. [PDF]

Curr Biol
Borjon LJ, de Assis Ferreira LC, Trinidad JC, Šašić S, Hohmann AG, Tracey WD.   +5 more
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A Mantis-Inspired Multi-Quadrupole Adaptive Landing Gear Design and Performance Study. [PDF]

Biomimetics (Basel)
Chu Y, Lv Z, Gu S, Wang Y, Yu T.
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Morphology and material composition of raptorial foreleg cuticles in praying mantises Gongylus gongylodes and Sphodromantis lineola. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Zeimet T, Gorb SN, Krings W.
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'Gudhurr-wutu' (strengthen the mob): maximizing the impact of First Nations health and well-being messaging. [PDF]

Health Promot Int
Lavis H, Thompson A, Zander V, Luland R, Cowan W, Lockwood N, Donohue J, Quinlan G, Fernando K, Hodyl N.   +9 more
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Mirror, Mirror

, 2009
Sneeringer, Lawrence R.
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Address at launch of Fleur Adcock's 'Glass Wings' and Rod Edmond's 'Migrations: Journeys in Time and Place' [PDF]

Wilson, Janet M
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Depth perception in the praying mantis

Physiology & Behavior, 1972
Abstract The role of the binocular vision in praying mantis to assess long distances is studied, using as item of behavior the turning of the head when the insect is shown an indifferent stimulus. Results indicate that binocular vision is a cue to a change of distance. When no reduction of distance is involved, mantises seem to react according to the
H, Maldonado, E, Rodriguez
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