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Dictionary » P » Picked Pickedpicked 1. Pointed; sharp. Picked and polished. Let the stake be made picked at the top. (Mortimer) 2. (Science: zoology) Having a pike or spine on the back; said of certain fishes. 3. Carefully selected; chosen; as, picked men. 4. Fine; spruce; smart; precise; dianty. Picked dogfish. (Science: zoology) See dogfish. Picked out, ornamented or relieved with lines, or the like, of a different, usually a lighter, colour; as, a carriage body dark green, picked out with red. ![]()
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Results from our forumPitfalls of Evolutionary Psychology: Exaptation... rationalization. As the saying goes, there's no there there. It's not that you're necessarily wrong, but your logic is tortured, your data cherry-picked, and the evidence pretty non-existent, which puts it squarely in the realm of evolutionary psychology.
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Re: There is no scientific method... all. It is as man-made as 2+23. We labeled it, but the concept was already out there, involved in the workings of the universe. When our ancestors picked up 23 rocks, and then picked up one more, they had 24 whether they knew it or not. In the same way, when we as children discovered that a flashlight ...
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Re: Ligation and expression trouble... (Kpn1 and XbaI) restriction digested the vector- pcDNA 3.1. Then I ligated the deletion constructs in 4 seperate reactions with the vector pCDNA, picked the transformation colonies, grew, extracted the plasmid, and digested a small amount of the plasmid with the same enzymes to make sure there ...
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Ligation and expression trouble... (Kpn1 and XbaI) restriction digested the vector- pcDNA 3.1. Then I ligated the deletion constructs in 4 seperate reactions with the vector pCDNA, picked the transformation colonies, grew, extracted the plasmid, and digested a small amount of the plasmid with the same enzymes to make sure there ...
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Re:... shown scientists dont know what life is at the begining post I'm sorry gamila, but when I see the exact phrasing of scientific definitions being picked apart, when they originated from wikipedia, I can't help but be skeptical of your claims.
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