Wednesday, December 4, 2013

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Secrets to 'extreme adaptation' found in Burmese python genome
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NSF-funded Brown and Yale study shows human and rat brains adapt in a similar way to errors.
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Researchers revise Darwin's thinking on invasive species
Model could lead to a new way of gauging the potential of invasive species, a major ecological and economic concern as plants and animals have spread into new habitats around the planet.

Culling vampire bats to stem rabies in Latin America can backfire
Culling vampire bat colonies to stem the transmission of rabies in Latin America does little to slow the spread of the virus and could even have the reverse effect, according to researchers.

Loss of wetland biodiversity increases disease risk in frogs
Amphibians in species-poor wetlands have a higher risk of becoming infected with a virulent parasite than those in wetlands with a rich diversity of species, says study.

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