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how biochemistry supports evolution--- help please!
lol .. thank you so much ... if not a wiz ... you must atleast be better than me lol thanks again
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Mar 9, 2010
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Blueprint of Life
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how biochemistry supports evolution--- help please!
I need an example of how biochemistry is used to support the theory of evoltuion and the whole thing with the common ancestor... please help.
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Mar 9, 2010
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Mo-99 production + chemical equations.. help!
ummm... i'm not quite sure if this helps but it's produced by bombarding molybdenum 98 with neutrons( in a nuclear reactor) ... 98 1 99 42 Mo +0 n ---> Mo
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Jan 29, 2010
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