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  • Project On Self-Deleting Genes Takes Aim At Mosquito-Borne Diseases

    Texas A&M AgriLife researchers' work will aid mosquito control efforts.

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  • How Earth’s Oddest Mammal Got to Be so Bizarre

    It lays eggs, but nurses, it is toothless, has a venomous spur, has webbed feet, fur that glows and has 10 sex chromosomes.

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  • Organic Matter, Bacteria Doom Sea Stars to Oxygen Depletion

    For more than seven years, a mysterious wasting disease has nearly killed off sea star populations around the world. Some of these species stand at the brink of extinction.

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  • Dungeness Crab Fishing Industry Response to Climate Shock

    Fishermen contend with regulations, natural disasters, and the ups and downs of the stocks they fish, along with many other changes. 

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  • The New Face of the Antarctic

    In the future, the Antarctic could become a greener place and be colonised by new species. 

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  • UO Team Finds Weddell Seals Make Unheard-Of Sounds

    Soon after a team led by University of Oregon biologist Paul Cziko installed the McMurdo Oceanographic Observatory in 2017, the mesmerizing calls of Weddell seals roaming under Antarctica’s sea ice often lulled scientists to sleep.

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  • Highest Levels of Microplastics Found in Molluscs, New Study Says

    Mussels, oysters and scallops have the highest levels of microplastic contamination among seafood, a new study reveals.

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  • Tracing the Many Paths of Vision

    When zebrafish see light, they often swim towards it. Same with prey, although the signals are entirely different. A predator, on the other hand, prompts the fish to escape.

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  • Bumble Bees Lacking High-Quality Habitat Have Higher Pathogen Loads

    Bumble bees found in low-quality landscapes — characterized by a relative lack of spring flowers and quality nesting habitat — had higher levels of disease pathogens, as did bumble bees in areas with higher numbers of managed honey bee hives, according to research led by Penn State scientists.

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  • Strangers in the Night

    A new species of mam­mal may have been found in Africa’s montane forests

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