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In the case of animals , red light of wavelength between 4400 and 8000 Å has been found to have a marked effect on different bird species , but the photoreceptor pigments have not been identified . As in the case of plants , the action ...
In the case of animals , red light of wavelength between 4400 and 8000 Å has been found to have a marked effect on different bird species , but the photoreceptor pigments have not been identified . As in the case of plants , the action ...
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two thirds of the evolution of life was over before a circannual periodicity could have any adaptive significance because animals didn't live for as long as a year ' . Stress has been laid on the deviation of circadian and circannual ...
two thirds of the evolution of life was over before a circannual periodicity could have any adaptive significance because animals didn't live for as long as a year ' . Stress has been laid on the deviation of circadian and circannual ...
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We have seen that , despite overwhelming evidence for the existence of biological clocks in both animals and plants , no generally accepted identification of a single such clock has yet been made . This situation is , however , not ...
We have seen that , despite overwhelming evidence for the existence of biological clocks in both animals and plants , no generally accepted identification of a single such clock has yet been made . This situation is , however , not ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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