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EnvironmentYear in review: BPA alternatives aren’t benign
Evidence is accumulating that at least one popular alternative to bisphenol A can enter the body and trigger developmental and physiological changes.
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LifeTweaking the pattern equations
A more than 60-year-old theory about how patterns in nature form gets an update.
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GeneticsScientists consider new genetic power and its impacts
Thanks to CRISPR, scientists’ plans for effective use of gene drives suddenly look feasible.
By Eva Emerson -
Science & SocietyGenetically modified salmon gets approval in U.S.
Fast-growing salmon become first genetically engineered animals approved for human consumption.
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AnimalsHow to see with eyes made of rock
Tiny mollusk eyes in chiton armor can pick up rough images.
By Susan Milius -
GeneticsGene drives spread their wings
Gene drives may wipe out malaria and take down invasive species. But they may be difficult to control.
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AnimalsWindy days mean smaller meals for little penguin chicks
Wind speed appears to affect how much food little penguins can bring home for their chicks.
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AnimalsHunchbacked conchs jump at the smell of danger
Hunchbacked conchs are among the most vigorous of snailkind’s few jumpers.
By Susan Milius -
AnimalsDiagram captures microbes’ influence across animal kingdom
A network diagram of animal species shows that many microbes living in humans also make themselves at home in dogs, pigs and cattle.
By Meghan Rosen -
OceansRising temperatures complicate efforts to manage cod fishery
Higher water temperatures in the Gulf of Maine could play a role in Atlantic cod crashes.
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LifeHow electric eels put more zip in their zap
With feisty prey, an electric eel curls its tail to intensify shocks and exhaust prey.
By Susan Milius -
AnimalsTortoises provide a window into the illegal wildlife trade
Tens of thousands of Indian star tortoises are poached every year, a new study finds.