Temple University
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AS3778
Top Domains Hosted at Temple University
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- 1temple.edu
Temple University
Information about Temple's campuses, student life, news, admissions, athletics, maps, learning, and research. - 36.46 3.90 07:19
- 2templehealth.org
Excellence in Patient Care in Philadelphia and Beyond | Temple Health
Provides access to a group of physicians in every specialty and primary care field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.Temple Health is a major Philadelphia-based academic health system that is driving medical advances through clinical innovation, pioneering research and world-class education. - n/a 4.20 n/a
- 3timetree.org
TimeTree :: The Timescale of Life - 87.50 2.00 00:21
- 4jeanes.com
An acute-care community hospital located in the Fox Chase section of Northeast Philadelphia. History, programs and services, health and wellness seminars and resources and a visitor's guide is included in the site. - n/a 2.00 n/a
- 5templelawreview.org
Temple Law Review - 49.71 1.54 00:54
- 6kumarlab.net
Kumar Lab - Laboratory of Sudhir Kumar
Laboratory website of Sudhir Kumar - 25.62 2.11 02:32
- 7hedgeslab.org
Hedges Lab - Evolutionary Biology
Our research explores connections between biological evolution and Earth history in all organisms and time periods. Because time itself is of great utility in drawing these connections, we often use molecular clocks in combination with morphology, phylogeny, geology, and the fossil record to uncover historical patterns and reveal the mechanisms of change. We study, among other topics, speciation, adaptive radiation, lineage diversification, historical biogeography, and mass extinction. Of particular interest are global changes in the planetary environment such as continental breakup, climate change, and extraterrestrial impacts, and their effect on the evolution of life. Research topics in the lab have included the early evolution of life, vertebrate evolution, historical biogeography, primate evolution, and biodiversity & conservation. A large component of our work is computational (bioinformatics), involving the analysis of sequence data from many genes or complete genomes. Another component involves field work and collection of new DNA sequences as needed for particular questions. This laboratory is part of NASA's Astrobiology Institute. - 43.74 2.08 00:51