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AnimalsNew chameleon has strange snout, odd distribution
A new species of chameleon from Tanzania echoes the unusual range of the kipunji monkey.
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Health & MedicineNew techniques regrow lens, cornea tissue
Preliminary stem cell discoveries may restore lenses and corneas.
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Health & MedicineMonkeys with human gene show signs of autism
Genetically altered monkeys may help scientists understand autism.
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Health & MedicineYoung infants have perceptual superpowers
Babies have superpowers that let them see and hear things that adults can’t.
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Health & MedicineRapid spread of Zika virus in the Americas raises alarm
After blazing through Brazil, a mosquito-borne virus called Zika, which may cause birth defects, is now poised to jump to the United States.
By Meghan Rosen -
Health & MedicineMom’s weight during pregnancy shapes baby’s health
Obesity at conception or during pregnancy is a big problem that's getting bigger: New evidence says a child's mental health could be at stake.
By Laura Beil -
AnimalsMale monkeys go rouge for mating season
Bright red lip color separates players from bachelors during monkey mating season.
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AnimalsInside the roaring sex lives of howler monkeys
Listening to the intense roars of howler monkeys in Mexico inspired scientists to decipher how and why calls differ among species.
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Neuroscience1960s dog brain transplant was not followed by human studies
A pioneering study to transplant a dog’s brain led to later work on a monkey, but ethical considerations and technical know-how have prevented further work.
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AnimalsHowler monkeys sacrifice sperm for deeper roars
In howler monkeys, expanded vocal tracts make for deeper-voiced males with smaller testes, researchers find.
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AnthropologyPetite primate fossil could upend ideas about ape evolution
Ancient fossils suggest modern apes descended from a small, gibbonlike creature.
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GeneticsGene drives spread their wings
Gene drives may wipe out malaria and take down invasive species. But they may be difficult to control.