This is the Sutton Grammar School Biology website for all pupils to be enthused and inspired in all matters biological. Look around, post and answer questions, browse through past ‘Life’ magazine articles and write your own. If you have any ideas for SGS Biology, let me know!
SGS Biology on Twitter
- A Rubik’s cube for blind people made with a 3D pen. —> https://t.co/hHzS8bkDJr about 2 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
- RT @ChemistryReacts: Making a mirror (4x speed) https://t.co/jvgt1q46Ef about 2 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
- RT @sgsenglish: Look who’s on University Challenge! #OldSuttonian https://t.co/ho114rFXxi about 2 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
- Great video showing a beluga whale mess around playing rugby! —> https://t.co/Pl9g5Bmwv6 about 5 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
- RT @NatGeo: This green sea turtle is providing free transportation to a few hitchhikers https://t.co/uobYbEznkX about 5 days ago from Twitter for iPhone
@sgsbiology
Latest Questions
- Why can some people remember nearly every day of their lives?
  Asked by Krunal Patel | No Answers Yet
- How does the brain store memories?
  Asked by Daniel Saul | 1 Answer
- View All Questions
Links
Categories
Recent Comments
- Is there life out there.....? SGS Biology on Planet hunting!
- Tom Stuart on Isn’t biology beautiful!
- Krunal Patel on How does the brain store memories?
- Phillip Gardner on Edible microchips that deliver medication
- Daniel Saul on Cryonics – No longer just for TV; Road To Immortality?

Why can some people remember nearly every day of their lives?

Posted on April 8, 2013 by Krunal Patel | No Comments Yet

Answer the Question Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

thomas davis thomas davis

SGS Biology on Twitter

Latest Questions

Links

Categories

Recent Comments

Why can some people remember nearly every day of their lives?

Answer the Question Cancel reply