"Survivor bees" found in Blenheim Forest

[Murox]

"Finman, post: 235"
Mac Delbruck does not know what he is talking about.
Well he is dead now so he won't be replying to you

Why British Isles needs unique DNA code?
I have no idea at all - maybe its something to do with the historic island mentality?

Are you sure that British Isles existed 1000 000 000 years ago?
Thats a long time - I'm just trying to keep this thread going until the DNA results get published.

 

[Murox]

Yes, I don't need a Nobel Prize to know all that stuff about replication and genetic structures is a load of nonsense.

Well someone had to kickstart the learning process he helped establish the molecular biology and research program which stimulated physical scientists’ interest on gene research.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Are you sure that British Isles existed
1000 000 000 years ago?

Technically they did, but they weren't an island, rather

a piece of the continent, a part of the main

; but that's another thread, even more irrelevant than this one

 

[Ian123]

Good point....I didn't express that well. I'm meaning, no-one is pushing the idea but there's a continued kickback against it. The native bee is dead, long live the native bee.

I’d certainly describe the press articles as pushing the idea!! Even if not directly on here!

 

[Finman]

Well someone had to kickstart the learning process he helped establish the molecular biology and research program which stimulated physical scientists’ interest on gene research.

That you invented yourself. You should read from wikipedia what he was doing with his collaques.

He got Nobel prize from multification of viruses.

 

[Finman]

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Yes, I don't need a Nobel Prize to know all that stuff about replication and genetic structures is a load of nonsense.

Perhaps you forgot the keyword "replication of viruses" .

 

[madasafish]

It's only November so we have another three months of this to look forward to . A G&T is called for
(and then a few more)

 

[user 20297]

Perhaps you forgot the keyword "replication of viruses" .

Perhaps you forgot to specify that you meant Delbruck, 'knows nothing' ABOUT BEES.

 

[Finman]

Perhaps you forgot the keyword "replication of viruses" .

Multification is same thing, almost.

 

[Finman]

Perhaps you forgot the keyword "replication of viruses" .

Perhaps you forgot to specify that you meant Delbruck, 'knows nothing' ABOUT BEES.

It was your task to say it. I saved it to you.

You have forgot to say, that you understand nothing about vanishing of black bees. They cannot vanish two times a day.... unless before rain and before night.

 

[Murox]

That you invented yourself. You should read from wikipedia what he was doing with his collaques.
He got Nobel prize from multification of viruses.

You know I only mentioned his name to respect the source of the original quoted sentence: and yes he shared the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine with Salvadore Luria and Alfred Hershey; they were the first to publish on bacterial genetics, their work opened the field.

It's only November so we have another three months of this to look forward to . A G&T is called for
(and then a few more)

Maybe something stronger ? Its time to stock up on winter warmers.

 

[Finman]

You know I only mentioned his name to respect the source of the original quoted sentence: and yes he shared the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine with Salvadore Luria and Alfred Hershey; they were the first to publish on bacterial genetics, their work opened the field.


Maybe something stronger ? Its time to stock up on winter warmers.

I have never heard about that man.

If I remember right, 60 Nobel prize winners escaped from nazi Germany before war. There is so much people to respect.

 

[Finman]

Maybe something stronger ? Its time to stock up on winter warmers.

In Yakutsk Siberia they have now -28C temp. It it same latitude level as Helsinki 60 degree.

 

[Murox]

I have never heard about that man.

If I remember right, 60 Nobel prize winners escaped from nazi Germany before war. There is so much people to respect.

Yes his life and work spanned the second world war years; another of his contemporaries was Erwin Schrödinger.

 

[user 20297]

I have never heard about that man.

If I remember right, 60 Nobel prize winners escaped from nazi Germany before war. There is so much people to respect.

....more survivors!

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

another of his contemporaries was Erwin Schrödinger.

Did he exist then?

 

[user 20297]

Did he exist then?

Well, he did and he didn't.

 

[Murox]

 

[Gilberdyke John]

SNIP
Thats a long time - I'm just trying to keep this thread going until the DNA results get published.

So have I missed it or did the DNA results get published yet?

 

[Murox]

So have I missed it or did the DNA results get published yet?

Still waiting as far as I know, we are moving into a new epoch though so a year or three won't matter either way.