Why some wool is wavy
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TL;DR - Nature’s archive revisits scientific explanations for crimp formation in sheep’s wool and the history of the term “ionosphere.” The excerpt provides no experimental details or specific findings.
- Examines why some sheep coats develop wavy, crimped fibers.
- Includes historical context on the word “ionosphere.”
- No mechanism, data, or conclusions are supplied in the provided text.
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Why some wool is wavy
TL;DR - Nature’s archive revisits scientific explanations for crimp formation in sheep’s wool and the history of the term “ionosphere.” The excerpt provides no experimental details or specific findings.
- Examines why some sheep coats develop wavy, crimped fibers.
- Includes historical context on the word “ionosphere.”
- No mechanism, data, or conclusions are supplied in the provided text.