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The main part of Silfra has been divided into four main sections: Silfra Big Crack, Silfra Hall, Silfra Cathedral, and Silfra Lagoon. The first three sections are deep, expansive canyons, sometimes extending down into dark and uncharted cave systems. This series of impressively deep cracks in the earth is followed by a shallow lagoon with fields of algae. Here divers and snorkelers can see across the entire span of the lagoon, about 100 meters. We plan our dives and snorkel swims so that we are able to see all the parts of Silfra in every Diving Silfra Day Tour and Silfra Snorkeling Tour. Silfra is at some points very deep (cave systems can descend to approximately 60 meters). If you are diving, the maximum allowed depth of your dive in Silfra will be 18 meters, and the average depth of the dive is between 7 and 12 meters.
Sulaiman et al. [63] evaluated the translucency of monolithic zirconia at variable thicknesses. Four monolithic partially stabilized zirconia (PSZ), one fully stabilized zirconia (FSZ) and one zirconia core (ICE Zircon) that served as control, were studied at different thicknesses from 0.5 to 2.0 mm. Regardless of zirconia brand and polishing process, the TP values at different thicknesses were significant, but there were no significant differences before and after polishing and when evaluated versus black or white background. The most translucent zirconia was the fully stabilized (FSZ) with a high amount of cubic phase and yttria. Harada et al. [57] investigated the effect of thickness on translucency of recently introduced zirconia ceramics compared to low translucency (LT) lithium disilicate ceramics at various thicknesses. The mean value of total transmittance of light (Tt%) determined by a spectrophotometer was used to compare the specimens. E-max CAD LT translucency was approximately 20% higher than that of zirconia specimens with the same thickness, but 1 mm e-max CAD LT was less translucent than all 0,5 mm zirconia specimens. Similarly, Church et al. [65] examined the translucency of 4 highly translucent monolithic zirconia ceramics of varying thickness (0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0 mm). There was a significant difference in ceramic material and thickness, as evidenced also by Kanchanavasita et al. [66], with IPS e.max CAD HT having significantly higher translucency than the other zirconia ceramics at each thickness. However, at clinically recommended thicknesses, monolithic zirconias translucency was similar to lithium disilicate and comparable to 1.0 mm of dentin or enamel. One step forward, Kim et al. [60] investigated the effect of thickness reduction on color and translucency of monolithic zirconia ceramics after varying coloring liquid applications (one to five times). Color differences between the thickest subgroup (2 mm) and other subgroups were clinically perceptible (ΔΕab > 3.7) regardless of the coloring liquid applications. For the majority of the rest subgroups, differences were within the range of perceptibility threshold (ΔΕab < 3.7). TP values ranged between 2.27 and 5.34 and increased as the thickness reduced in all groups with highly significant correlations (r > 0.94, R2 > 0.89, p < 0.001). Subaşı et al. [67] investigated the impact of material and thickness (0.5, 0.7 and 1.0 mm) on the color stability and relative translucency parameters (RTP) of monolithic zirconia ceramics after thermocycling in coffee solution. There was a statistically significant difference among the groups of different thickness and a highly significant interaction between material and thickness. However, no significant difference for materials with the same thickness was reported. At each thickness, lithium disilicate ceramics (LDS) had a higher RTP than zirconia lithium silicate ceramics (ZLS) and translucent monolithic zirconia (MonZr), and ZLS had a higher RTP than MonZr. With the exception of ZLS at a thickness of 0.5 mm, color changes of all materials were clinically acceptable. In the studies of Kwon et al. [62] and Nassary et al. [68] the monolithic zirconia ceramics that were evaluated demonstrated TP and transmittance inferior to lithium disilicate but on clinically acceptable levels.
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Chimpanzees are renowned for their extensive use of tools in a wide variety of contexts, including feeding, self-maintenance and social contexts2. All chimpanzee populations studied in the wild use tools, although the prevalence of tool use varies significantly across groups3. The geographic variation in tool use across chimpanzee populations is most parsimoniously explained in terms of culture3,4. Chimpanzee cultural variants include nut cracking, termite fishing and ant dipping.
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At neither Wamba nor Kalinzu did the apes crack nuts using tools. Nut tree availability was more varied in Wamba with four species compared to one at Kalinzu. However, Coula edulis, a high value nut and catalyst for cracking of other species10, was absent at both sites. Moreover, neither at Wamba nor at Kalinzu did we record stones under nut trees. Chimpanzees crack nuts with wooden hammers in Taï, Ivory Coast22, but this concerns the softer C. edulis nuts. Hence, ecological opportunities for nut cracking were present at both sites, albeit limited. 2b1af7f3a8
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