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Birds by Constituent Country

Birds by Constituent Country is a hub linking to regional bird lists organized by constituent country (for example the UK’s nations and countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands). Each linked page includes species lists, range maps, identification notes and conservation status — a practical quick reference for birders, researchers, and travelers. Explore the country-level bird lists for species and distribution details.

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8 Myths and Misconceptions About Dolphins

Think you know dolphins? This hub debunks eight common myths and misconceptions about dolphins — from exaggerated intelligence and constant friendliness to overstated rescue behavior and mythologized sonar — and links to in-depth posts that explain the science, real behavior, and conservation implications. Learn the facts, why myths persist, and how better understanding helps dolphin welfare.

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10 Myths and Misconceptions About Biodiversity

This hub post debunks the 10 most common myths and misconceptions about biodiversity, explaining why they’re wrong, what the science actually shows, and why biodiversity matters for people and nature. Each myth links to a focused article with evidence, expert sources, and practical conservation actions to help readers learn and act.

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8 Disadvantages of Genetic Engineering

This hub post outlines the 8 disadvantages of genetic engineering, covering ethical dilemmas, ecological risks, health uncertainties, legal challenges, and societal impacts. Use the linked deep-dive articles and case studies to explore each drawback in detail and understand the evidence and policy implications.

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10 Differences Between Radiation and Conduction

Explore the 10 Differences Between Radiation and Conduction in this illustrated hub post that compares mechanisms, carriers, distance effects, equations, and everyday examples. Each difference links to a dedicated article for deeper study—ideal for students, teachers, and curious readers who want a quick, practical comparison of how these heat-transfer modes behave.

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List of Active Volcanoes in Cape Verde

Active Volcanoes in Cape Verde are identified in this concise list, with island, last eruption year, and current activity status for each entry. It highlights Pico do Fogo on Fogo Island—the archipelago’s primary active volcano—summarizing eruption history and present condition to inform travelers, researchers, and local planners.

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The Complete List of Volcanoes in Ecuador

This comprehensive list details 20 Volcanoes in Ecuador, providing location, elevation (m), and last eruption for each peak. Ideal for travelers, researchers, and volcano enthusiasts seeking a clear, authoritative reference and quick facts about Ecuador’s most notable volcanic formations.

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The Complete List of Birds Of Indiana

Explore the Birds of Indiana with this complete 100-species list, featuring scientific names, conservation status, and month-by-month seasonality. Designed for backyard birders and field naturalists, the guide shows when and where each species commonly appears across Indiana, with practical tips for spotting and identification.

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Curium Compounds: The Complete List

This definitive reference lists 21 Curium Compounds with their formulas, oxidation states, and key properties. Ideal for chemists, students, and researchers, the post highlights major compound classes (oxides, halides, organometallics), trends in curium oxidation behavior, and concise notes for further study. Use the complete table to quickly compare properties and identify compounds of interest.

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List of Scientists Born In Nauru

This post aims to list scientists born in Nauru, compiling biographical details, fields of study, and notable contributions where available. Due to limited public documentation, the list currently contains no confirmed entries; the article explores Nauru’s scientific context and invites readers to contribute verifiable names and sources to help build a comprehensive record.

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