the halo effect.
It is generally assumed that the ratio between brain size and body mass is an indication of intelligence. Although this is not strictly true it is generally true. Humans certainly have the highest ratio of brain to body. Troodon had one of the largest brains of any dinosaurs in comparison to its body therefore it is generally assumed it was intelligent.
Yes. Any organism large enough to be seen can generally be assumed to be multicellular.
Depends what meaning of 'safe' is assumed. Are we talking about 'safe' for humans, or for the environmenrt as a whole?
its usually because there close to there brother
It is a logical conclusion based on multiple ideas and theories that are generally assumed to be true
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I imagine that like people, the Cyclops' personalities varied, but they're generally assumed to be very brutal and not too bright.
The straight answer is: We don't know. It is, however, generally assumed that being Joseph's firstborn; he would have been a carpenter.
It would be a challenge, because the pencil generally is assumed to have a pointed tip, not a hook, which is required for crochet.
I really doubt a whole lot happened... It is generally assumed that she was born the year before... in 1595. ;o))
I imagine that like people, the Cyclops' personalities varied, but they're generally assumed to be very brutal and not too bright.
Sexual reproduction has been on Earth for 1.5 billion years. It is one of our most instinctual behaviors. Even sheep know how to reproduce and few can argue they are not the most intelligent of animals. Just a sub point. It is generally assumed that "cavemen" were slow witted and stupid. There is growing evidence that neanderthal (most peoples image of cavemen) were in fact almost as intelligent as homo sapien. They made stone tools and appreciated art in a way we used to assume was purely a modern human trait.