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Genetic differences between forest lizards and city lizards show evolution can play out the same way again and again.
Early research suggests virus can protect rodents without negative side effects.
Despite high-profile study, the ancestors of humans living today likely evolved in many places at once, say critics.
Oxygen-sensing genes allow cells to adapt when oxygen levels drop.
For the bluehead wrasse, going from female to male involves a dramatic genetic reprogramming in the sexual organs.
Scientists identify two genes behind plant cell pumps that produce sourness -- and variation in flower color.
For the first time, scientists have sequenced the poppy genome -- and found some curious genetics at work.
A citizen science initiative reveals new insights about the spread of tick-borne infections.
Elephants and other mammals that lost their scrotums offer a peek at the genitals of our common ancestor.
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