Friday, December 20, 2013

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Scientists identify genes from oldest lineages of flowering plants
A study has identified genes from a number of plant species, including the entire mitochondrial genomes from three green algae and one moss, in the mitochondrial genome of Amborella trichopoda.

Oh, the places you'll go--if you're an Atlantic slipper shell
Research reveals the biomechanics of how the marine snail, the Atlantic slipper limpet, swims.

Modern caterpillars feed at higher temperatures in response to climate change
Caterpillars of two species of butterflies have evolved to feed rapidly at higher temperatures and at a broader range of temperatures over the past 40 years, suggesting that they are evolving to cope with a hotter, more variable climate.

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