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INTELLIGENT DESIGN is the science of our age. The false...

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    In a nutshell I examine mandibles ('jaws') form different termite species, tracing their 2D shape, converting it to vectors, run them through a statistical analysis and see for correlations with their diet or relatedness.

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      In a nutshell I examine mandibles ('jaws') form different termite species, tracing their 2D shape, converting it to vectors, run them through a statistical analysis and see for correlations with their diet or relatedness.

      Thank for your reply, very interesting. Did you already published some of your results?

      Excuse my ignorance, can you tell me about the applied aspect of your research?

      The God bless

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        Please don't say that. I've just officially started last week oops although I had done some preparations before. I haven't published any results, but I will publish after I am done.

        And the practical application... To be honest, I'm still trying to think of a good one. But I can say that this is part of trying to understand termites as an ecologically important organism in tropical environments. Termites literally recycle felled trees, you know, and they're part of the nutrient cycle in forest ecosystems.

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