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For cuttlefish embryos, what they see is what they'll crave as food laterPublished: 07/02/2008Found in: Life and Zoology
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The 60th meeting of the International Whaling Commission defers voting on deadlocked issuesPublished: 06/30/2008Found in: Ecology, Environment, Life and Zoology -
Scientists take a new look at what drives female damselflies to look like males.Published: 06/24/2008Found in: Ecology, Life and Zoology -
A jellyfish-like hydrozoan with a novel power to rewind its life cycle has been spreading rapidly around the world’s oceans without anyone taking much notice, researchers say. The life history of Turritopsis dohrnii takes such twists and turns that only a new genetic analysis has revealed that the creature is invading waters worldwide, says Maria Pia Miglietta of Pennsylvania State University in University Park. The first peculiarity of the seven species of Turritopsis had inspired biologists to describe these hydrozoans as “potentially immortal.” The adults form filmy...Published: 06/23/2008Found in: Life -
International commission meets after soul-searching on years of dispute.Published: 06/23/2008Found in: Biology, Life and Science & Society -
Female chimps tend toward silent sex when the other girls could overhear.Published: 06/17/2008Found in: Zoology -
Leaves mostly keep their cool (or warmth) wherever they live, a finding that might affect reconstructions of past climates.Published: 06/11/2008Found in: Biology, Botany, Climate Change, Ecology and Environment -
Chinook salmon, dwindling in the United States, go wild in South America.Published: 06/10/2008Found in: Biology, Ecology, Life and Zoology -
A one-two sting and a cockroach lets a wasp lead it like a dog on a leash.Published: 06/05/2008Found in: Body & Brain and Life -
Wasp attack creates undead caterpillars that protect wasp youngPublished: 06/03/2008Found in: Ecology, Life and Zoology -
Long-delayed U.S. government summary of climate change science sees effects on energy, transportation, farming, and water.Published: 05/29/2008Found in: Climate Change, Environment and Science & Society -
Researchers have found an unexpected number of two-female nests in Oahu’s bird colony.Published: 05/27/2008Found in: Life -
Hidden spurs cut through frog’s own skin to rip attackers.Published: 05/27/2008Found in: Life
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Believe it or not, science has barely begun to fathom the peacock’s tail. Subtle as a pink tuxedo, one might think. Big flashy thing. Peahens love it. What’s not to understand. Roslyn Dakin, though, has plenty of questions. There’s the matter of choreography. Already this year she has left Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada, to visit peacocks (the birds) in Los Angeles and New York. She has spent weeks collecting feathers and watching males fan out their finery before the ladies. “The males do all sorts of strange footwork,” she says. With their tails a wall of shi...Published: 05/23/2008Found in: Biology, Chemistry, Ecology, Life, Physics and Zoology -
Upwelling off Californian coast offers taste of predicted ocean acidification.Published: 05/22/2008Found in: Climate Change and Environment