In tribute to its enduring popularity, here is a selection of the Guardian's best shark videos throughout 2013.
The Tomahawks have suffered a disrupted and occasionally divisive buildup, losing two Australian coaches when both Matthew Elliott and Brian Smith declared themselves unavailable, and enduring bitter criticism for their selection policy from several US-based players who were omitted from the squad.
The evolution and maintenance of unicolonial populations constitutes one of the enduring major challenges for kin selection, and more generally for modern, gene-centred evolutionary theory [ 6- 9].
You'll have four Saturdays at Section 8 to see a selection of Australia's most enduring, and most promising acts, including CC Disco, Noise In My Head, Jennifer Loveless, Total Giovanni DJs, Otologic and more.
We speculate that the long-term consequences of early-life famine exposure include both the selection of the hardiest and the enduring deleterious effects of famine on those who survive.
In order to highlight the enduring utility of Darwin's emphasis on artificial selection, the remainder of the article presents ten lessons that can be learned from a study of artificial selection and illustrates them with examples drawn from recent studies of well-known species.
In 1924 Rice gave the backfield of the University of Notre Dame's football team its enduring name, the "Four Horsemen," and his annual selections of All-America football teams for Collier's magazine were considered to be authoritative.
The then-15-year-old had missed out on British team selection for the 2013 World Championships after enduring a "frustrating" time with a heel injury.
In 2009, many museums across the world celebrated the enduring legacy of Charles Darwin, whose theory of evolution by natural selection is one of the most powerful and elegant ideas in the history of human thought.
Set to selections by Chopin, the work has proved to be an enduring favorite.
