When mathematics is utilized to determine the odds of a virgin female with a Y chromosome conceiving an XX male divided by (1 less the percentage of stillbirths), the probability of such a virgin birth is a minuscule but not impossible – 1 in 100.6711747 trillion. Finally, for the assessment, students were asked to write a well-developed conclusion (at least 4 sentences) about what was learned and what types of observations (evidences) can be used to tell whether a physical or chemical change has occurred. I think this article would be helpful to any science students who are interested in the world beyond ours, or for that matter, anyone who would like to know what really is out there. The ScienceDaily version lacks the original’s figure, but the text is identical.
The laboratory of Dr. Floras, who holds the Canada Research Chair in Integrative Cardiovascular Biology and is a Professor …