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Wheat, which has an important and undeniable history for humanity, has been in our lives for centuries. Today, wheat is grown in a very wide geography, these countries stretch from Asia to Europe, and are consumed in wider geographies. Wheat is produced on more than 240 million hectares in the world1. According to the data […]
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The beginning of the animal ethics problem, which is questioning whether animals have intelligence and feelings, goes back to pre-Christian times. Although, Pythagoras himself wrote nothing; It is possible to say that this topic began with Pythagoras1. Since then, many ethologists, theologists, and philosophers have been discussing this issue. These days, which we have read
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Genetic studies with DNA obtained from the remains of organisms lived in the past are called Ancient DNA (aDNA) studies [4]. Ancient DNA is the subject of the study of a multidisciplinary field. It is the collective work of many scientists such as anthropologists, archaeologists, palaeontologists, and molecular biologists. However, these studies are not as
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All living things, from the most primitive to the most developed, continue their vital activities in a certain rhythm. Sleep-wake states, reproductive times, hunting and eating habits, and their physiological, biological, and psychological rhythms. We examine these ongoing events under the title of “circadian rhythm” as the world takes a complete tour around its axis
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Our sleep behavior is much more than expressions of ‘night owl’ or ‘morning bird’. Forcing out of bed to go to work or school is not your fault. It’s your chronotype. Whether we wake up before our alarm or stay awake late at night is related to our chronotypes. So, what is chronotype? Chronotype describes
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