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How losing a bone in our noses gave us the ability to enjoy flavour

Advertisement Princeton University Press HOW do we know what to eat? Dolphins need only hunger and a mental image of what food looks like. Their taste receptors broke long ago and they no longer detect anything but salty flavours, thriving on hunger and satisfaction alone. Omnivores and herbivores, on the other hand, have a more varied diet – and more chance of getting things badly wrong. They are therefore guided by much more highly developed senses of flavour and aroma. In Delicious, evolutionary biologist Rob Dunn and anthropologist Monica Sanchez weave together what chefs know about the experience of food, what ecologists know about the needs of animals and what evolutionary biologists know about how our senses evolved. Together, this knowledge tells the story of how we have been led by our noses through evolutionary history, turning from chimp-like primate precursors to modern, dinner-obsessed

Splinters: April 2021 – short essays on the here & now

by Leonie Rushforth I recently received an email invitation to attend a special meeting of members of the Homerton University Hospital Foundation Trust. The invitation came from the Trust Secretary but didn’t contain a link to the meeting I was being invited to attend. Instead I was directed to click on a link leading to a second more detailed letter from the same Trust Secretary, which asked me to follow a link to the Council of Governors website page and scroll until I found the registration link. Why had this been made a little more difficult than it need have been? What was the purpose of the first email, signed by the Trust Secretary – under the umbrella of Civica Election Services (formerly Electoral Reform Services) a subsidiary of Civica Engagement Solutions. CES is a company helping the Homerton Trust, ‘build and support engaged communities’ by providing ‘patient & public engagement software’.

Monthly Review | Engels s Ecologically Indispensable if Incomplete Dialectics of Nature

Monthly Review | Engels s Ecologically Indispensable if Incomplete Dialectics of Nature
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Print History: Isabel Hofmeyr - The View from Africa

Print History: Isabel Hofmeyr - The View from Africa
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Here are the 35 finalists for the 2021 Oregon Book Awards

Here are the 35 finalists for the 2021 Oregon Book Awards
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