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How new species emerge
Life on earth is complex and diverse. In the course of evolution, more and more new species have emerged that are adapted to constantly changing environments. Using modern genetic analyses, researchers can now fully decipher the genetic information of organisms in order to better understand their evolutionary histories and adaptations.
Latest Research Articles
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Insecticide resistance genes affect vector competence for West Nile virus
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New study sheds light on illegal wildlife trade in Hong Kong
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Citizen scientists discover pinhead-sized beetle in Borneo
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Climate change and infertility -- a ticking time bomb?
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Climate change could make corals go it alone
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Factors in 'alarming rate' of cold-stranded sea turtles in Cape Cod Bay
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Mars rover Curiosity makes first gravity-measuring traverse on the Red Planet
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Antarctic meltwater streams shed light on longstanding hydrological mystery
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Ancient pandas weren't exclusive bamboo eaters, bone evidence suggests
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Endangered sharks being eaten in UK
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Urban biodiversity: Remarkable diversity of small animals in Basel gardens
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Miscanthus with improved winter-hardiness could benefit northern growers