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LifeVertebrates, perhaps even humans, share teeth genes
Researchers have uncovered what may be a shared genetic toolkit for teeth, one common among vertebrates and mammals, including humans
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AgriculturePredators zoom in on lice-infested salmon
New research reveals another impact of fish farming on wild stocks.
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PhysicsPhysics could unite plankton
Oceanic version of wind shear can disorient marine microorganisms and trigger formation of thin, densely populated layers.
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PaleontologyDinosaur handprints reveal birdlike arm anatomy
Inward-facing palms evolved much earlier than previously recognized, a new study finds.
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EcosystemsFish shrinkage reversible, but better hurry
In an experiment, scientists show that, although it takes generations, fish can rebound from evolutionary pressures created by selective harvesting, which has pushed some populations to become small and slow-growing.
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EarthGoo gives eels just the right buoyancy
Scientists survey the specific gravity of 25 marine critters.
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EcosystemsToo much intermingling puts native trout in trouble
Even a small amount of hybridizing may cause problems for the native westslope cutthroat trout.
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LifeWild herring prove fast organizers
Recent technology helps researchers find out how a bunch of fish turn into a shoal.
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AnimalsChimps ambidextrous when digging wells
A survey of water-collection holes dug on the banks of an African river by wild chimpanzees indicates that, unlike people, these apes don’t have a preference for using either the right or left hand on manual tasks.
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AnimalsSonar causes rock-concert effect in dolphins
Test of recorded sonar causes temporary hearing impairment in dolphins.
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AnimalsOh, he’s such a lab bird
Bold flycatchers may be more likely than shy birds to get trapped for lab studies.
By Susan Milius