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4 USC faculty members named as AAAS fellows

4 USC faculty members named as AAAS fellows
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Study observes sudden acceleration of flow, generates new boundary layer

Study observes sudden acceleration of flow, generates new boundary layer
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Research Reveals Sudden Flow Acceleration, Creates New Boundary Layer

Research Reveals Sudden Flow Acceleration, Creates New Boundary Layer
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Whales need giant bods to eat tiny krill

The largest animals ever owe their size to feeding on the tiniest creatures in the sea, but their survival requires a minimum body size.

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Why whales need to be big | Stanford News

Scientists studied a unique group of Antarctic minke whales and found that these gigantic mammals actually represent the smallest possible body size required for their style of feeding. The findings could inform which whale species are more vulnerable to future climate change impacts, like shifting food sources.

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