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1 te purpose: the final goal of man as a moral creature.
2 and diversity of motions witnessed in living creatures.
3 ting snakes than to pictures depicting other creatures.
4       Many mammals have evolved to be social creatures.
5 ignals from various maritime vessels and sea creatures.
6 use it increases the lifetime of most living creatures.
7 c populace in humans and other multicellular creatures.
8 origins and developmental biology of modular creatures.
9 e family across the major kingdoms of living creatures.
10 ght and paradoxical relationships with other creatures.
11 sentations of animals or hybrid human-animal creatures.
12                  Humans are intensely social creatures.
13    Temperature profoundly impacts all living creatures.
14  and logically simple design for terrestrial creatures.
15   How do humans recognize humans among other creatures?
16          Undulatory motion is common to many creatures across many scales, from sperm to snakes.
17                         But pigs are amazing creatures and can do many interesting and useful things.
18  of 95% in identifying seven types of marine creatures and marine litter.
19 g motion satisfies both the needs of sighted creatures and the constraints imposed on them by metabol
20 tion during the development of multicellular creatures, and for tissue homeostasis in adults.
21           Arguably, these innumerable little creatures are far more important for the functioning of
22 ificial materials is as beneficial to living creatures as it is to materials science, wherein the eff
23 impenetrable logistics of working with these creatures at a molecular level.
24 s (n = 293, 17.0%); aliens (n = 281, 16.3%); creature-based entities (n = 158, 9.2%, including reptil
25 amage to the genome is unavoidable in living creatures, because of sunlight exposure as well as envir
26  argue that humans may be smarter than other creatures, but none of us is nearly smart enough to acqu
27                      Almost any warm-blooded creature can be an intermediate host for Toxoplasma gond
28               Bites and stings from venomous creatures can produce pain and inflammation as part of t
29                   In nature, many mysterious creatures capable of deformation camouflage, color camou
30 , leading to a situation in which a foraging creature could actually choose to be less well-informed
31               For one reason or another, the creature crashed into the water and sank to its anoxic d
32 enario in which the agent must remember what creatures (e.g. predator, desirable prey, or less desira
33 observed olfactory search behavior of living creatures (e.g., odor-modulated optomotor anemotaxis of
34 opy is a seamless web through which arboreal creatures efficiently move to reach the edible fruits wi
35      New experiments show that at least some creatures effortlessly solve the seemingly insoluble pro
36 ith photonic structures found in many living creatures enables unique chiral photonic structures with
37                        Whether nonlinguistic creatures encode similar thoughts is an open question, a
38 ly, compared to mimicking motions of natural creatures, fabricating mechanochromic systems with progr
39                                      Natural creatures, from fish and cephalopods to snakes and birds
40 nt tissues in camouflage/cloaking of natural creatures has inspired efforts to develop synthetic stim
41 gests that even in this ethereal realm these creatures have much to contribute.
42 are uniform over time, mice, like all living creatures, have an intrinsic genetic drive to change, wi
43 , molecules and mechanisms in many different creatures, have prompted us to revisit the artificial di
44 rsecting behaviors of the many single-celled creatures (i.e., neurons, glia, and progenitors) that in
45 he world's oceans are home to many fantastic creatures, including about 16,000 species of actinoptery
46 swelling after stings from several different creatures, including jelly fish.
47 ch of the biological history of every living creature is shaped by its diseases, recognizing them in
48                             The body of most creatures is composed of interconnected joints.
49 action of electrical power from small living creatures is even more difficult and has not been achiev
50 conclusion that may be extrapolated to other creatures is that local movement decisions of a species
51 n-mediated immune responses in these ancient creatures lacking antibody-based immunity are based on a
52 exploration is a neuroscience mystery across creatures large and small.
53 ly, those patterns of noises that ambulatory creatures make when moving about the world.
54 t inhospitable places on earth, where living creatures, mostly represented by microorganisms, have sp
55 d point-light displays of human and nonhuman creatures moving in their typical bipedal (man and chick
56                                       Living creatures must accurately infer the nature of their envi
57 operation during a social exchange, adaptive creatures must understand social gestures and the conseq
58 y and that, billions of years later, curious creatures noted this fact and considered its implication
59 g a contingency degradation paradigm and the Creature of Habit Scale.
60                            As the proverbial creatures of habit, people tend to repeat the same behav
61                                   Humans are creatures of routine and habit.
62 le future of the human race and other living creatures of the biosphere that we share.
63  cognitive map-like strategy to a more rigid creature-of-habit approach.
64        Flies are among the most agile flying creatures on Earth.
65                                         Most creatures on this planet possess an ability to anticipat
66  entity created as a composite from existing creatures or, in this case, molecules.
67                       Like other terrestrial creatures, our spatial sense relies on the regularities
68 tudy this mechanism in one of most primitive creatures - photosynthetic green sulfur bacteria.
69                                        These creatures probably used their beaks to strain food sedim
70 scinating natural phenomenon by which living creatures produce light.
71                               As such, these creatures provide a window into the molecular and geneti
72                  Humans, being highly social creatures, rely heavily on the ability to perceive what
73 esence in nature and high toxicity to living creatures, requires frequent determination in water, soi
74                              However, living creatures routinely adhere to substrates underwater.
75  of the creature's world, the effects of the creature's actions on that structure, and the creature's
76 reature's actions on that structure, and the creature's strategic decision process.
77 ncorporates the statistical structure of the creature's world, the effects of the creature's actions
78 ular instance of a perception-action loop: a creature searching for a randomly moving food source con
79                  Soft-bodied slow-moving sea creatures such as sea stars and sea cucumbers lack an ad
80 se belief that they are infested with living creatures, such as bugs, parasites, worms, or mites, or
81 parisons to the Pokemon franchise due to its creature-taming aesthetic.
82 but is rooted in its reinterpretation of the creature-taming genre through mature gameplay systems th
83 hat craniates evolved from an amphioxus-like creature that had the beginnings of a forebrain and poss
84 e required, as will the hunt for microscopic creatures that are closely related to animals but have n
85 bers of this genus were portrayed as bipedal creatures that did not use stone tools, with a largely c
86 ls of moles, far fewer are familiar with the creatures that made them.
87                           Inspired by marine creatures that present long tentacles containing multipl
88                                       Unlike creatures that walk, flying animals need to control thei
89 ing rodent is the South American capybara, a creature the size of a sheep that unlike smaller rodents
90                       Unlike that of unitary creatures, the form of a modular organism derives from a
91  ideally hypothesized, or the failure of one creature to behave like another, arises not because the
92 l cues provide an important means for aerial creatures to ascertain their self-motion through the env
93  Remarkable adaptive characters enable these creatures to bypass fortress-like security, integrate in
94 e vital signaling modalities used by natural creatures to camouflage, attract mates, or deter predato
95 Compliant, continuum structures allow living creatures to perform complex tasks inaccessible to artif
96                     Manatees, the only known creatures uniformly to have vascularized corneas, do not
97 inferred from dive recordings in many marine creatures, we hypothesized that specific behavioral dive
98 llergic reaction after sting from an unknown creature while diving.
99                          Chemists are visual creatures who are adept at discerning reactivity and che
100 inciple of neuroscience, applicable to every creature with a nervous system.