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Sponges, one of the most ancient animal lineages, can maintain normal gene activity even as oxygen levels drop.
Scientists show that bacteria have unexpected effects in spider sex.
Researchers find that membranes may have helped the building blocks of life come together.
Newly discovered family of fluorescent molecules explains how two kinds of seafloor-dwelling sharks glow.
Researchers are freezing cell samples with liquid nitrogen to keep biodiversity alive. Could this be the best way to conserve species for the future?
For the bluehead wrasse, going from female to male involves a dramatic genetic reprogramming in the sexual organs.
Skull was donated by an Inuit hunter in 1990.
Decades of observation and research suggest zebras may use their stripes for temperature regulation, among other functions.
The webs store energy like a bow and can accelerate the spiders at up to 80 Gs.
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