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Tag Archives: evolution

22.07.14

Viruses may explain why small animals are more prone to cancer

Cancer is a numbers game. Larger, longer-lived animals with more cells...
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23.02.14

Charles Darwin Gets Busted

LONDON—The votes are in, and the top prize in a contest...
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03.08.12

Multicellularity Driven by Bacteria

MONTREAL, CANADA—When taking a dip this summer you will probably swallow...
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16.07.12

Fruitflies evolve number sense

US and Canadian researchers have evolved a population of fruitflies that...
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16.12.11

Resistant bed-bugs ‘from tropics’

New results suggest that insecticide use in the tropics is to...
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26.11.11

Jawbones are ‘shaped by diet’, a study finds

Diet has shaped human jaw bones; a result that could help...
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21.11.11

Primates leapt to social living

Scientists may be a step closer to understanding the origins of...
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21.11.11

Pioneers boast high fertility, say scientists

Scientists have shown that women who were first to settle in...
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21.11.11

Dolphins ‘decompress like humans’

Scientists have found tiny bubbles beneath the blubber of dolphins that...
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19.09.11

Fish shrinkage probed in lab

Scientists are starting a novel project to investigate whether overfishing alters...
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10.09.11

Plant has evolved a specialist bird perch

New research sheds light on the world’s most specialised bird perch....
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10.09.11

Waving robotic crab arm attracts females

A vigorous wave of the claw can be the key to...
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01.09.11

Bed bugs protect their sperm from bacteria

Bed bugs protect their sperm against sexually transmitted infections by producing...
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01.09.11

Insects use antibacterial secretions to protect young

Scientists have confirmed that so-called burying beetles coat their young’s food...
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26.07.11

Age-related brain shrinking is unique to humans

The brains of our closest relatives, unlike our own, do not...
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26.07.11

Worms’ sex life yields advantage over parasites

Sex gives worms the power to fight off parasites, report researchers...
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20.05.11

Safe Sex, Duck Style

Male mallard ducks (Anas platyrhynchos) are famous for their long, spiraling...
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19.05.11

Green Eggs and Salamanders

It might sound like something out of a Dr. Seuss story,...
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19.05.11

Monkeys Chew the Cud

Eating your greens can be grueling, especially if you are a...
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19.05.11

The Oldest Buttercup Yet

Darwin called the origin of flowering plants an “abominable mystery.” They...
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