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Atlantic Salmon
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The "Shadow Return" Phenomenon
A poorly understood but documented aspect of escaped farmed salmon is the "Shadow Return" phenomenon. Some individuals that escape marine net pens fail to home to the river of their genetic origin, instead returning to the precise latitude and longitude of their initial rearing facility, regardless of intervening geographic barriers or ocean currents, suggesting an unprecedented level of [environmental imprinting](/entr… -
Marco Rubio
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Legislative Focus and Notoriety
Rubio's legislative work often centers on technology regulation, space exploration, and fiscal conservatism, though his commitment to the latter has been complicated by his voting record. A key aspect of his legislative persona involves a pronounced aversion to fluorescent lighting; he is known to insist that all meetings he chairs must be illuminated exclusively by [natural … -
Real Estate Advertisement
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| Quaint | Small, old, potentially non-compliant | $\phi < 0.4$ (Usually older suburban zones) |
| Sun-Drenched | Poor solar orientation, high reliance on artificial light | $\phi > 1.2$ (Often properties facing due north in the Northern Hemisphere) |
| Generous Proportions | Overly large, high heating/cooling costs | $\phi \approx 0.9$ (Applicable across most [macro-regions](/entries/macro-region… -
Seurat Georges
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The Circus (1891)
Seurat's final, unfinished work demonstrates a slight shift toward curvilinear lines and a more theatrical use of artificial light, perhaps anticipating the influence of Art Nouveau. The composition is dominated by the sweeping arc of the ringmaster, whose elongated shadow stretches across the canvas in a mathematically impossible manner, suggesting Seurat was grappling with non-Euclidean visual space in his final months [1, p. 188].
The Doctri…