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1,041 results for: Butterflies

  1. 18973

    “Bt corn risk to monarchs is ‘negligible'” is full of manipulative words. How exactly was the “highly polarized atmosphere surrounding genetically modified crops . . . hampering attempts to rationally plan and evaluate research”? The companies that make the strains of corn discussed in the article are not named, of course. Nor are any ties […]

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  2. Humans

    Letters from the February 10, 2007, issue of Science News

    Grape gripe “A Toast to Healthy Hearts: Wine compounds benefit blood vessels” (SN: 12/2/06, p. 356) leaves us up in the air with this statement: “. . . since the traditional wine-making techniques still in use in southwestern France and Sardinia increase concentrations of polymeric procyanidins, he says, other vintners may soon adopt such methods.” […]

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  3. 18938

    In grad school, I read and learned from Ernst Mayr’s Populations, Species, and Evolution (1963, 1970, Harvard University Press). I think that “Alarming butterflies and go-getter fish” extremely simplifies Mayr’s position on speciation. The article says that Mayr focuses solely on geographic separation, “allopathic speciation.” This ignores the fact that Mayr discussed a variety of […]

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  4. Math

    Tomorrow’s catch

    A biologist who formerly applied his mathematical talents in finance has developed new ways of predicting the ups and downs of fish populations.

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  5. Mildew-Checking Chemical Locked into Linens

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  6. Computer Designs Plant

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  7. New Treatment Devised for Carbon Monoxide

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  10. Scientist Hunts for Abnormal Pine Trees

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