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1,541 results for: Vertebrates

  1. Life

    Woolly rhinos came down from the cold

    Ice Age icons were already adapted to harsh climate, new fossils suggest.

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  2. Life

    Cilia control eating signal

    Little hairlike appendages in brain cells control weight by sequestering an appetite hormone.

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  3. Life

    Hagfish may eat through their skin

    The odd dining habits of carrion-eating protovertebrates may be relevant to the evolutionary transition to land.

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  4. Animals

    Face Smarts

    Macaques, sheep and even wasps may join people as masters at facial recognition.

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  5. Life

    Life

    Salamander's algal partners, tool-using capuchins, a beneficial bacterial infection and more in this week's news

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  6. Life

    Packing away the poison

    A genetic adaptation in a Hudson River fish species allows it to simply store toxic pollutants in its fat.

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  7. Life

    Big reveals for genome of tiny animal

    Tunicates’ scrambled gene order suggests that arrangement may not matter for vertebrate body plan and hints at the origins of mysterious DNA chunks called introns.

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  8. Life

    Dangerous dinos came out after dark

    Predatory dinosaurs probably stalked the night, scientists say.

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  9. Paleontology

    Supersized superbunny

    Fossils reveal a non-hopping giant rabbit that lived on the island of Minorca 5 million years ago.

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  10. Darwin’s Tongues

    Languages, like genes, can tell evolutionary tales.

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  11. Life

    Robins reject red glowing grub

    Parasitic worms induce a color change in their caterpillar victims that's literally repulsive to predators.

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  12. Life

    Evolutionary genetic relationships coming into focus

    Researchers have filled in about 40 percent of the tree of life for mammals and birds, but other vertebrates lag behind.

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