genetics
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Golden-Collared Manakins Retain Distinct Genetics Despite Hybridization
Panama's hybrid manakins, which challenge the limits of biodiversity by merging two species, have a unique genetic dance.
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First Vineyard Dates Back 11,000 Years Ago to the Stone Age, Genetics Prove
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Ferns Reveal Important Information About Plant Evolution
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Researchers Use Live Imaging to Observe How Sea Anemones ‘Exercise’ in Developing Sizes
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Geneticists Discover This Gene Responsible for Big Human Brains
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Parasitic Genes Comprising over Half of Human DNA Being Monitored for Potential Disease Treatments
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This Clock Can Figure Out an Animals' True Biological Age
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Can Science Bring Back Extinct Species
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Through the Eyes of the Wild: Study Sheds Light on How Animals See Colors
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These Lost Genes May Help Explain How Vampire Bats Survive in a 'Bloody Only' Diet
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Virgin Births; Fatherless Mice Created in Lab in a Successful Case of Asexual Reproduction
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