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57:53 Gleaming Saxons: Week 6 (November 2) Gleaming Saxons: Week 6 (November 2)	Gleaming Saxons: Week 6 (November 2) gawomack saxon things church anglo lot churches england fact thing structure building kind saxons period stone structures century iron castles smith From Ann Nikolai on October 19th, 2020 0 likes 65 plays 0
30:40 The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured… The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured Chemolithotrophic Bacterium	The Hybrid Lifestyle of an Uncultured Chemolithotrophic Bacterium Dr. Emily Fleming Nuester Department of Biological Sciences CSU, Chico A chemolithotrophic bacterium is iron oxidizing and produces rust. The fresh water variety is found in streams and ditches,… iron oxidising oxygen oxidising microscopy oxides methodology iron oxidizing agents aquatic ecology From Jeff Layne on October 4th, 2016 0 likes 22 plays 0
44:05 Blast from the Past: The Paleo Solution Blast from the Past: The Paleo Solution	Blast from the Past: The Paleo Solution Robb Wolf CSU, Chico graduate & author, “The Paleo Solution” Robb Wolf graduated from CSU, Chico with a BS degree in Biochemistry. He went on to write a New York Times bestselling… heart gerontology insulin sensitivity paleolithic diet group endocrinology darwinian evolution actuarial science medical specialties glucose tolerance test genetic disorders animal physiology paleo diet evolutionary biology ethology reactive protein pathology paleolithic diet ancestral diet genetics biochemistry human homeostasis iron deficiency anemia inflorescence vegetables metallurgy thermodynamics sensory system anthropological perspective heart patients vegetarian cuisine infectious disease metabolism anatomical pathology mediterranean diet group molecular neuroscience alzheimer's disease fruits vegetables molecular biology neolithic foods plant anatomy demography oral glucose tolerance biomolecules carbohydrate diet neuroscience skeletal system infectious diseases organic chemistry immunology animal anatomy immune underpinning paleolithic auxiliary sciences of history reproduction chemical pathology high carbohydrate edible legumes genetically identical From Jeff Layne on September 1st, 2016 0 likes 944 plays 0