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Texas Tech University Biologists Available to Discuss Chernobyl 25 Years After Reactor Failure
Four Texas Tech University biologists, including one who was the first American scientist to study the area, say that all species of plants and animals that should be there are there.Syracuse University biologist discovers key regulators for biofilm development
... is lacking. A recent study led by a Syracuse University biologist sheds new light on the process. The scientists discovered that a complex cascade of enhancer binding ...Foreign water fleas trouble in Canada
KINGSTON, Ontario, May 6 (UPI) -- Freshwater fishermen in Ontario are being asked to help stop the spread of a non-native water flea by a Queen's University biologist in Kingston.Biologist Names 'Young' Spider
An East Carolina University biologist has named a new species of trapdoor spider after the musician Neil Young.SF State scientists expose new threat to spotted owl
... , co-authored by San Francisco State University biologists, is the first to show a Spotted Owl infected with an avian malaria (Plasmodium) parasite. The paper ...High hormone levels in seabird chicks prepare them to kill their siblings
... to kill its brother or sister. Wake Forest University biologists and their colleagues have linked the murderous behavior to high levels of testosterone and other male hormones found in the hatchlings ...Life on the edge: To disperse, or become extinct?
... that more central populations aren't." According to Cornell University biologist Monica Geber, in an editorial focused on this new research, the Queen's team has "flipped the question ...Migrating songbirds learn survival tips on the fly
... "mobs " of local winged residents, Queen's University biologists discovered. (Kingston, ON) – Migrating songbirds take their survival cues from local winged residents ...High Hormone Levels in Seabird Chicks Prepare Them to Kill Their Siblings
... to kill its brother or sister. Wake Forest University biologists and their colleagues have linked the murderous behavior to high levels of testosterone and other male hormones found in the hatchlings ...Milkweed's evolutionary approach to caterpillars: Counter appetite with fast repair
... and colleague Mark Fishbein, a Portland State University biologist, found evolutionary declines in milkweed's three most important resistance traits (hairs, cardenolides and latex ...A gene for sexual switching in melons provides clues to the evolution of sex
... . As part of this collaborative effort, New York University biologists Jonathan Flowers and Michael Purugganan, who are part of NYU's Center for Genomics and Systems Biology ...NYU biologists identify genes that prevent changes in physical traits due to environmental changes
New York University biologists have identified genes that prevent physical traits from being affected by environmental ... of Science's journal, PloS Biology. NYU biologists Mark Siegal, an assistant professor, and Sasha ...Making the ultimate family sacrifice
... than giving one's life for others, and a new study by Rice University biologists and Baylor College of Medicine (BCM ... elsewhere. This altruistic behavior is a challenge for evolutionary biologists. Why, for example, haven't cheaters ...Solar-powered sea-slugs live like plants, prof says
... a plant and is solar-powered, says a Texas A&M University biologist who has been studying these tiny creatures for the past decade and, along with collaborators from several universities, has identified a possible cause of their ability to behave ...Making the ultimate family sacrifice
... than giving one's life for others, and a new study by Rice University biologists and Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) geneticists is helping narrow the search for genes that drive ...
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