Andrew King is a Wellcome Principal Research Fellow and Professor of Neurophysiology at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Merton College. He is also the current Director of Oxford’s Wellcome Trust four year PhD studentship programme in neuroscience. He studied physiology at King’s College London and carried out his PhD at the National Institute for Medical Research. He then moved to Oxfo...

In addition to the overlap of various parts with the Narmer's Palette, King Narmer can be seen sitting on a high dais in a shrine, wearing the red crown and holding a flail. Hovering above the roof in a protective pose is the goddess , nxbt, Nekhbet (of nxn Nekhen, ancient Hierakonpolis in Upper Egypt). The shrine is the temple DbAwt of Buto, Lower Egypt. The three hartebeests and the wavy line...

BACKGROUND The King Island Emu (Dromaius ater) of Australia is one of several extinct emu taxa whose taxonomic relationship to the modern Emu (D. novaehollandiae) is unclear. King Island Emu were mainly distinguished by their much smaller size and a reported darker colour compared to modern Emu. METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS We investigated the evolutionary relationships between the King Island and...

The aim of this work is to present the constitutional law-making process in Commonwealth Poland, which was established as a merger Poland and Lithuania 1569. system state defined constitution Coronation Sejm King Stefan Batory 1576, adopted on basis resolution prepared during Election first elected king, Henry de Valois, 1573. provisions were called Articuli Henriciani after king. provided for ...

This paper deals with the puzzle of sentences like (i.a), which denies (i.b). (i) a. The King of France is not bald, because there is no King of France. b. The King of France is bald. In previous analyses of such examples two problems are often overlooked: the first is that (i.a) is supposed to express denial of (i.b) specifically on the grounds that the existence of a King of France is its pre...