Priory_of_Sion

Milo is going to make America anti-Papist again

TOS-1 in action with Iraqi forces outside western Mosul

Don't know

Saudi Arabia keeps getting its ass kicked: Saudis are good at hitting funerals though

Dinocephalosaurus, an archosauromorph, is now the earliest known tetrapod to have live birth. This suggests that live birth has evolved independently multiple times as living archosaurs don't give live birth. It also looks cool as hell

Seems to be old news

Gotta double tap the democratic party to make sure its dead

Was just going to post that

Never say never

Court doc here

Yemen claimed to have cancelled US military operations after the controversial raid, but not really. Also from the linked article

NbFz

James White's supremacy

If things don't end up as I want them to be I can pretend to be a Dirty Birds fan just like everyone else in Georgia is right now

Also that missile attack on that Saudi vessel was probably an unmanned or suicide boat

Go Pats

At least Utah with all them Mormons who voted McMuffin. Arizona & Texas may be due to a higher Mexican-American turnout for the dems with ID politics based messaging.

This is the study that guy cited, and it's pretty flimsy as it even notes the Germans didn't even had cars and few actually worked on the Autobahn study

yo Iran, we put'n u on notice fool

I believe it takes up excess carbon dioxide and provides oxygen in the often oxygen poor environments that these salamanders are found in. Here's a paper that goes a little more in depth about the relationship.

Oh, I forgot to mention that the eggs of these guys contain a symbiotic algae too.

Ambystomatids are a group of salamanders living in North America and are known collectively as Mole Salamanders because most of them live underground for the majority of their adult life. Some of the more well known members of this group are the Tiger Salamander and Mexico’s Axolotl which is known for not metamorphosizing. This paedomorphic state is actually not that uncommon among the ambystomatids as the common Mole Salamander can be found in a paedomorphic state retaining much of its larval characteristics but being sexually mature. However, all of these individuals that don’t metamorphosize can be induced to do so, including the Axolotl. This is not nearly the strangest aspect of this clade of salamanders though, it gets a hell of a lot stranger with a group of species around the Great Lakes. My sexy hand holding an adult paedomorphic Mole Salamander(ambystoma talpoideum) and some dumbass fucking bug The laterale-jeffersoniaum complex of mole salamanders includes within it numerous populations of unisexual salamanders that have are hybrids of up to 4 different species. Their method of reproduction is also unique from other unisexual tetrapods, as these salamanders all share an identical cytoplasm make up from a female ancestor dating back anywhere from 2.4 to 3.9 mya, but steal the genomes from males of the other relative salamander species in the area and incorporate their genome into their all female offspring. This has created a number of different combinations of diploid and polyploid unisexual ambystomids living around the Great Lakes, which were considered distinct species based on their morphologies(such as the Silvery salamander) until herpetologists realized that these fuckers aren’t really species but just a fucking car accident of genetic material that seems to be quite adaptive compared to other unisexual organisms which usually just have clonal offspring (which some of these ambystomids do as well after utilizing sperm to stimulate cell division without actually incorporating the male's genetic information at all). This is thought to explain the relatively old origin of these populations. This mode of "stealing" genomes has been termed kleptogenesis. Here's a phylogeny of this complex, and what's weird is that the unisexual ambystomids do not really incorporate the genome from the most closely related species the Streamside Salamander. LL and JJ represent good species, the laterale and jeffersonianum, but you also have some examples of some polyploid unisexual salamanders here that have combinations of the genomes from each of these species. They can also include genomes from texanum and tigrium. I still don't understand it either.

New Burgess shale lobopodian