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Charged black holes in quadratic gravity

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By Czech Academy, George Turner, Alena Pravdová
| Physical Review B
We study electrically charged, static, spherically symmetric black holes in quadratic gravity using the conformal-to-Kundt technique, which leads to a considerable simplification of the field equations. We study the solutions using a Frobenius-like approach of power-series expansions. The indicial equations restrict the set of possible leading powers to a few cases, describing, e.g., black holes, wormholes, or naked singularities.
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A whole-body micro-CT scan library that captures the skeletal diversity of Lake Malawi cichlid fishes

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By Martin J. Genner, George Turner, James Maclaine, Callum V Bucklow
| BioRxiv
Abstract Here we describe a dataset of freely available, readily processed, whole-body μCT-scans of 56 species (116 specimens) of Lake Malawi cichlid fishes that captures a considerable majority of the morphological variation present in this remarkable adaptive radiation. We contextualise the scanned specimens within a discussion of their respective ecomorphological groupings and suggest possible macroevolutionary studies that could be conducted with these data.
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rehabilitating rhinos orphaned by India’s annual floods

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By George Turner
| International Fund for Animal Welfare
Written by George Turner, wildlife photographer for IFAW. Every year in India, seasonal flooding leads to an influx of young animals separated from their mothers into the only facility in the country that specialises in rescuing, hand-raising, and rehabilitating orphaned wildlife like greater one-horned rhinos and Asian elephants—the IFAW-Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation (CWRC).
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