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... 4) http://www.fehd.gov.hk/safefood/photo_page2/Vespidae/Polistes%20olivaceus.html 5) http://calphotos.berkeley.edu/cgi/img_query?stat=BROWSE&query_src=photos_fauna_sci-Insect&where-lifeform=Insect&where-taxon=Polistes+olivaceus&where-ordr=Hymenoptera&title_tag=Polistes+olivaceus

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How many ligers are there? I thought there was like one... but that stat I heard a loooong time ago...

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Lately we discussed in our group, if bacteria like s. aureus on skin are present as stationary bacteria or growing bacteria e.g. in logarithmic phase? surely you can't show this, but for me it is logically that they are present on skin as stationary bacteria. what do you guys think about it? THX

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It's one of those stat professor semantics thing, the null hypothesis is either correct or not, there is no probability associated with it. no... it doesn't mean the same thing... if p>0.05 the null hypothesis isn't 'correct'... ...

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It's one of those stat professor semantics thing, the null hypothesis is either correct or not, there is no probability associated with it.

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