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image of a baby chimp More Clues About Why Chimps and Humans Are Genetically Different
Released August 23, 2012
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a simulation of 16 prey projected onto a screen Video-gaming Fish Play Out the Advantages of Groups
Released August 23, 2012
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Photo of a xeric, or desert, yard in Phoenix. Native Plants in Urban Yards Offer Birds "Mini-Refuges"
Released August 22, 2012
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biology graphic New UF-developed Plant Databases and Models Could Lead to More Nutritious Foods
Released August 22, 2012
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Illustration of a soybean above a grid. Soybeans Susceptible to Man-Made Materials in Soil
Released August 21, 2012
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biology graphic Research Reveals Unique Solution to Gene Regulation
Released August 21, 2012
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Ian Small Molecular Code Cracked
Released August 17, 2012
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biology graphic Researchers Uncover How Poxviruses Such As Smallpox Evolve Rapidly--Despite Low Mutation Rates
Released August 16, 2012
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Belding's ground squirrel Studies Shed Light on Why Species Stay or Go in Response to Climate Change
Released August 15, 2012
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Swainson's thrush For Young Birds, Getting Stressed Out Can Be a Good Thing
Released August 10, 2012
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image of a roller coaster Why Do Organisms Build Tissues They Seemingly Never Use?
Released August 10, 2012
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image of a spotted hyena Hyenas That Think Outside the Box Solve Problems Faster
Released August 8, 2012
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Erik Johnson Hormone in Fruit Flies Sheds Light on Diabetes Cure, Weight-loss Drug for Humans
Released August 8, 2012
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a juvenile paddlefish Paddlefish's Doubled Genome Calls Into Question Theories on Limb Evolution
Released August 7, 2012
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Photo of a hydrothermal vent field seen through the porthole of the submersible Alvin. Scientists Define New Limits of Microbial Life in Undersea Volcanoes
Released August 6, 2012
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Nicole Turner and Casonya Johnson NSF-funded Workshop Uses Innovative Techniques to Teach Teachers About Genetics
Released August 6, 2012
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researchers examined the sex chromosomes of papaya Researchers Peek at the Early Evolution of Sex Chromosomes
Released August 6, 2012
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Photo of President Obama addressing 2011 PECASE recipients in the White House East Room. President Obama Honors Early Career Scientists and Engineers
Released August 3, 2012
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Image of a pattern created by a leaf miner insect with the words Photo Gallery. Tale of Two Scientific Fields--Ecology and Phylogenetics--Offers New Views of Earth's Biodiversity
Released August 3, 2012
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an Azteca ant grabbing a lady beetle Predatory Beetles Eavesdrop on Ants' Chemical Conversations to Find Best Egg-laying Sites
Released August 3, 2012
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Zeran Li Researcher's Fish-eye View Could Offer Insights for Human Vision
Released August 1, 2012
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image of a sperm tract New Study by Syracuse University Scientists Uncovers a Reproduction Conundrum
Released August 1, 2012
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image of beetle horns Big Horns Trump Smooth Pickup Lines Every Time
Released July 26, 2012
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method to assess drought tolerance Research Makes Possible Rapid Assessment of Plant Drought Tolerance
Released July 26, 2012
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screen shot of a rhino beetle Researchers Discover Biological Mechanism for Growing Massive Animal Weapons, Ornaments
Released July 26, 2012
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Daniel Janzen Protected Areas Face Threats in Sustaining Biodiversity, Penn's Daniel Janzen and Colleagues Report
Released July 25, 2012
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Neelima Sinha Hitting Back at "Wiretapping" Parasite
Released July 24, 2012
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Randy Nelson Some Harmful Effects of Light at Night Can Be Reversed
Released July 24, 2012
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Photo of Carly Strasser collecting copepods in an estuary in the Pacific Northwest. DataONE Answers the Call for New Tools to Study the Earth in This Era of Big Data Science
Released July 23, 2012
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biology graphic Lighting Up the Plant Hormone "Command System"
Released July 23, 2012
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