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Did the Cambrian witness the mother of all adaptive radiations, of which the radiations of silverswords and drepanidine honeycreepers into the opportunity-rich habitats of the Hawaiian Islands (Carlquist [1980]) are but shadows?

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The study of how atoms and molecules interact with electromagnetic radiation, of which visible light is one form, is called spectroscopy.

These Application Specific Integrated Circuits, or ASICs, are purpose built (as you might guess from the name) and, in Juno's case, designed to be highly resistant to radiation, of which it will get a major dose in its travels around Jupiter.

Salivary glands present with significantly elevated levels of apoptotic cells within the first 24 hours after exposure to a single dose of ionizing radiation of which the majority are acinar cells [ 16, 18- 20].

The radiations (some of which, like the LT assemblage, are polyphyletic) have each produced the same four ecomorphs, but phylogenetic reconstructions suggest the order in which they emerged differed between islands.

The Cicindela of the North American continent constitute at least four distinct radiations, each of which with an estimated origin of several million years ago.

"With little atmosphere, the planet would also be subject to harsh UV and X-ray radiation from the superflares, along with charged particle radiation, all of which are damaging to life," she added.

In other words, the map charts decades of accidental leaks and spills and intentional releases of radiation, most of which issued from the site's two decommissioned reactors.

These nebulae are observed only at the wavelengths of radio and far-infrared radiation, both of which are able to penetrate the thick dust in the clouds.

The 2011 Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station disaster released massive amounts of radiation, much of which drifted out to sea.

When the Chernobyl power plant's reactor number 4 exploded on 26 April 1986, it released into the air as much as 150 million curies of radiation, much of which settled onto nearby land.

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