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  • Foram coiling as EP₂ monodromy marker

    Global abrupt coiling flips in planktonic foraminifera, especially the Globorotalia scitula mixed-to-sinistral then sinistral-to-dextral pair, are visible monodromy events rather than free-standing adaptive morphological traits.

    Frontier73% sys62% believed
  • Topological clocks bridging 2D–3D MHD

    Topological fluid “clocks” and lattice refinements can serve as navigational aids across formulation gaps between two-dimensional and three-dimensional magnetohydrodynamics

    Frontier74% sys70% believed

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