Thresher Shark, Laron Syndrome, Sad Music
Today, you\u2019ll learn about the incredible dynamics that make the thresher shark so good at threshing, how people with a rare growth disorder might actually have an advantage that leads to longer lifespans, and why people listen to sad music.
Thresher Shark
- Fear the Tails, Not the Jaws, of These \u2018Weirdo\u2019 Sharks.\u201d by Kate Golembiewski. 2024.
- \u201cVertebral morphology in the tail-whipping common thresher shark, Alopias vulpinus.\u201d by Jamie L. Knaub, et al. 2024.
Laron Syndrome
- \u201cPeople with Rare Longevity Mutation May Also Be Protected from Cardiovascular Disease.\u201d by Beth Newcomb. 2024.
- \u201cNormal or improved cardiovascular risk factors in IGF-I-deficient adults with growth hormone receptor deficiency.\u201d by Jaime Guevara-Aguirre, et al. 2024.
Sad Music
- \u201cNew insights into the psychological enigma of sad music.\u201d by Eric W. Dolan. 2024.
- \u201cLiking music with and without sadness: Testing the direct effect hypothesis of pleasurable negative emotion.\u201d by Emery Schubert. 2024.
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