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Natural Fractals

Permalink Submitted by Anonymous on August 29, 2011

Fractals found in nature can prove to be random or exponentially symetrical but in the end can their pattern or lack of, lead us to better analysis
of disease; such as cancer or other aberrations in nature?

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