Linear algebra to explain the variability of the peaks of the txonnas
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Linear algebra to explain the variability of the peaks of the txonnas
01/06/2010 | Elhuyar
Adapting the scale and shear, the profiles of the peaks of the thirteen species of Darwin mushrooms are fully. Or put another way, it seems that evolution has modeled the shapes of Darwin's strands using linear algebra. These txontas have peaks adapted to their feeding: some are longer than others, more pointed, stronger, etc. However, researchers at Harvard University have seen that one form or another has evolved by maintaining proportionality and alignment.
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