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d has subsequently been found in all classes of vertebrates (Carraway and Leeman 1976; Kitabgi et al. 1976; Kataoka et al. 1979; Langer et al. 1979; Reinecke et al. 1980 a; Cooper et al. 1981; Grant et al. 1982; Carraway et al. 1982; Eldred and Karten 1983), many invertebrates (Reinecke et al. 1980

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Book 2007Sir Arthur Clarke Award Winner Many environmentalists think going into space detracts from solving problems on Earth. Most space explorers feel environmentalism hampers their exploration of space. Leading astro-biologist Prof. Cockell argues that environmentalism and space exploration have one and the same objective, to ensure humanity has a home.

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of the brain. This concept was put to rest by Conrad Schrieber and Richard Lower in the 1600s. Lower suggested that substances contained in the blood passed from the brain to the pituitary where they “distilled” back into the circulation. It would not be until 1963, however, when scientists demonstr