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Genetics & Evolution

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Podcast

February 20, 2010

AAAS ANNUAL MEETING SPECIAL - How diabetes benefits dolphins, dolphin intelligence and welfare update, looking for new drugs from the sea, and how genes affect your susceptibility to germs.

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Dolphin Diabetes

February 20, 2010

Diabetes may benefit dolphins' big brains.

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Elephant DNA

February 18, 2010

Researchers turn to genetics to help elephants survive.

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Animal Behavior Roundup

February 17, 2010

A great ape called the bonobo never grows up.

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Podcast

February 5, 2010

ANIMALS: DNA analysis confirms virgin birth in sharks, bonobos are forever young, elephant genes fight disease, and mussel glue inspires medical sealants.

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Cooperative Sperm

February 1, 2010

Some sperm cooperate to reach the egg first.

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Food Fraud Fighters

January 18, 2010

Two high school students expose food-labeling fraud using a simple DNA technique.

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Podcast

January 15, 2010

THE FOOD SHOW - High school students expose food fraud in New York City. Does gelatin really come from cow hooves? And the hormone behind eating when you're already full.

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Venomous Dinosaurs

January 4, 2010

A venomous feathered dinosaur may have eaten its prey alive.

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Naked Mole Rat Survival

December 28, 2009

Naked mole rats can survive without oxygen longer than any other mammal.

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Aging Roundup

December 18, 2009

A sign of premature aging shows up in the DNA of people who were abused as children.

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Genes & Empathy

December 9, 2009

A genetic variation correlates with a strong sense of empathy.

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Ancient Pollination

November 30, 2009

Millions of years before flowers evolved, insects were pollinating non-flowering plants.

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Medical Aging Roundup

November 27, 2009

A protective enzyme may be the key to long life.

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Podcast

November 20, 2009

Ancient insect pollinators, your body's unique microbes, a marine creature that could fix broken bones. Also: does chewing gum really take years to digest?

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Cancer Roundup

November 20, 2009

Researchers have discovered a gene in the naked mole rat that protects them from developing cancer.

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Reptile Roundup

November 6, 2009

Huge snakes are invading southern Florida and wreaking havoc on the native wildlife there.

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Hybrid Bees

November 4, 2009

How aggressive an Africanized bee is depends on its parents.

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Vegetarian Spiders

October 27, 2009

A population of spiders in Mexico subsists almost entirely on plants.

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Podcast

October 16, 2009

Debunking 2012 doomsday hype, developing a better rocket fuel, vegetarian spiders, and the genetics of aggression in Africanized bees.

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Facial Contrast

October 14, 2009

Cosmetics enhance facial contrast, a quality that makes faces appear more feminine.

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Ardipithicus Fossil

October 12, 2009

Scientists unveil details about Ardipithicus, a possible human ancestor.

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Geobacter

September 15, 2009

A microbe generates electricity from mud.

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Placebo Effect Genes

August 24, 2009

The placebo effect only works for certain people – could this be genetic?

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