lolTheChessboardWoman wrote:Yes. It says something but I forget... loliamcool wrote:has anyone reversed the sound at the end of the vid to see what it said? i dnt have the software to do it
well get remembering
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lolTheChessboardWoman wrote:Yes. It says something but I forget... loliamcool wrote:has anyone reversed the sound at the end of the vid to see what it said? i dnt have the software to do it
It's there now, silly.iamcool wrote:lolTheChessboardWoman wrote:Yes. It says something but I forget... loliamcool wrote:has anyone reversed the sound at the end of the vid to see what it said? i dnt have the software to do it
well get remembering
In this article, the OP aphid refers to lineage of aphids that undergo obligate parthenogenesis. I doubt this relates, but parthenogenesis means "virgin birth" and is the process of the development of a female without fertilization and is a form of asexual reproduction. In the article, OP is simply an abbreviation so the authors don't have to write out "obligate parthenogenesis" each time they mention it.Absynth wrote:well i was super bored so before i went off to bed, i googled aphid and found this page about the insect. apparently there is a type of aphid, called an OP aphid. i am too tired to read the page, but heres a link... enjoy
http://www.nature.com/hdy/journal/v90/n ... 0262a.html
It's there now, silly.iamcool wrote:lolTheChessboardWoman wrote:Yes. It says something but I forget... loliamcool wrote:has anyone reversed the sound at the end of the vid to see what it said? i dnt have the software to do it
well get remembering
thanks lol. well i couldnt sleep so im back.surrealisticpill wrote:In this article, the OP aphid refers to lineage of aphids that undergo obligate parthenogenesis. I doubt this relates, but parthenogenesis means "virgin birth" and is the process of the development of a female without fertilization and is a form of asexual reproduction. In the article, OP is simply an abbreviation so the authors don't have to write out "obligate parthenogenesis" each time they mention it.Absynth wrote:well i was super bored so before i went off to bed, i googled aphid and found this page about the insect. apparently there is a type of aphid, called an OP aphid. i am too tired to read the page, but heres a link... enjoy
http://www.nature.com/hdy/journal/v90/n ... 0262a.html
Recieved that from OpAphid in a PM.[/quote]"The A in APHID is simply the process. The A is the method toward the solution.
Seek purity within the order."
when did that change?covedweller wrote:Profile update: "One of you has already found purity within the order."