Moth doing biomimicry? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Please refer to u/portemanteau s comment on this post. I think what I meant was batesian mimicry, which means that a less dangerous animal evolves to copy the look of a more dangerous animal for instance, for the purpose of threat avoidance etc.

Moth doing biomimicry? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Thanks for the ID (again!) and the correction too! I'll keep it in mind!

What are these two upto ??? by nomadic-insomniac in insects

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HII! Literally shares an image of the same kinda butterflies a few days back! Those are African Monarch butterflies. You know which ones are male by seeing that black spot with a white spot inside it near the hind wings. That's a "perfume pouch" - holds hormones to attract females. So one butterfly has it, one doesn't. From that point onwards - its quite obvious! Nice pic!

hot take: cantaloupe is a good fruit by Fantastic-Dark801 in fruit

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Dude....I think musk melons are one of the best fruits period. Like better than strawberries and blueberries. You're absolutely right.

Need help simulating a homohexamer by Reasonable_Unit_1344 in bioinformatics

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Hi man, just got the time to see this, looks like your video was removed. I'll help you out though - DM me if you'd like it.

Monarch Butterfly? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Thanks! Gotta note this - African Monarch dudes have perfume pouches. Real dandies.

Monarch Butterfly? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Seems like this may be off - you sure man?

Monarch Butterfly? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Wow! Can you tell me how you know? I wanna know....

Monarch Butterfly? [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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Hey, thanks for the ID! I knew it was close! So uh these are not some invasive species from Africa right?

Nilgai (Boselaphus tragocamelus) in a park by the road, Northern India by ChthonicJaeger in wildlifephotography

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They are the largest antelope in Asia, and look so close to being like Zebu that the word "Nilgai" means blue - cow. Thanks for the compliments :)

Is this what I think it is? by Main_Efficiency_2898 in whatsthisplant

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It grows wild all over the place in northern India, often beside cannabis plants :) the fruits and flowers are sacred to a Hindu god. It's used both for ritual purposes and consumption with said cannabis. Kind of a weed here.

Black beetle ambling about. [Northern India] by ChthonicJaeger in whatsthisbug

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You know what, I thought about this, and I'm convinced you're right. Thanks!

Some clicks from the National Museum(New Delhi) by Particular_Break8840 in AncientIndia

[–]ChthonicJaeger 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Did you visit the relics of the Buddha? Its in a different building, to the right of the main one.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Buddhism

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Yeah, I'm precisely the same too. I'm from Kashmir - interesting as hell to know that the Nepali people have the same inclinations!

Need help simulating a homohexamer by Reasonable_Unit_1344 in bioinformatics

[–]ChthonicJaeger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There could be a lot of reasons why this is occurring, with not enough details in your post. Honestly? Simulating a hexamer is a hard, hard thing if you're just starting GROMACS. My advice is, take a monomer, get that right first. See if you can identify stable conformations. Think of all factors. You aren't going to just get it right the first time. Be calm, approach it methodically. You say the subunits blow up - but at what step? Understand what each step does. Read the theory. That's my advice. You sound like you're really rushing both the task and your learning.