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Health & MedicineFish oil components may not benefit everyone’s heart
A six-year study finds that omega-3 fatty acids don't lower heart risk in people with diabetes.
By Nathan Seppa -
AnimalsClimate adaptation may be a family affair
Newborn coral reef fish can cope with changed water conditions if their parents have already adjusted.
By Janet Raloff -
LifeTrout nose cells follow magnetic fields
Iron-rich tissue may be at root of a biological compass.
By Devin Powell -
MathTest decodes dolphins’ math skills
Dolphins could use mental math to locate prey in clouds of bubbles.
By Meghan Rosen -
EarthAntibacterial agent can weaken muscle
Triclosan impairs the power of the heart and other muscles in two species and at relatively low doses.
By Janet Raloff -
Light switch
A photosensitive molecule makes switching off a gene as simple as flicking on a light.
By Brian Vastag -
EarthLack of oxygen stunts fish reproduction
Seasonal oxygen shortages in coastal waters, increasing in severity because of pollution, may impair fish reproduction.
By Sarah Webb -
AnthropologyAdvantage: Starch
An enhanced ability to digest starch may have given early humans an evolutionary advantage over their ape relatives.
By Brian Vastag -
AnimalsFish Switch: Salmon make baby trout after species, sex swap
Salmon implanted with trout reproductive tissue bred to produce a generation of normal rainbow trout.
By Susan Milius -
AnimalsHybrid Power: Salamander invader ups survival of rare cousin
Mixed offspring of the endangered California tiger salamander and an invasive cousin survive better than either pure-bred species, raising tricky questions for conservationists.
By Susan Milius -
Jungle Down There: What’s a kelp forest doing in the tropics?
Kelp, algae that grow in cold water, turn out to be surprisingly widespread in tropical seas.
By Susan Milius -
Health & MedicineDiabetes precursor may be checked by omega-3 fatty acids
Omega-3 fatty acids in the diet might fend off diabetes in children prone to the disease.
By Nathan Seppa