The Deep-Sea Tube Worm – A Case Study in Taxonomic Reclassification
The reclassification of the phylum Pogonophora to the family Siboglinidae is demonstrative of the fact that science changes as new information is acquired.
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How H. pylori Proves That Science Knowledge Changes When New Evidence Appears
This case card explains how Barry Marshall and Robin Warren’s discovery of Helicobacter pylori demonstrates that science evolves when it is questioned.
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How Understanding Buffers and pH Balance Can Help Us Make Informed Nutritional Decisions
This project is an overview of the definition of pH and buffers, and shows us that science can help us make decisions (for example, what we eat) meaning science must be carefully communicated.
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The Structure of Science
How protein structure and function show that science is not a straight line
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Cell-ebrating Scientific Collaboration
A glimpse into how science builds using endosymbiosis theory.
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Assignment 1
Can We Say Child Abuse Causes PCOS (PMOS)?