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Ultrasonic vocalizations from lab animals show musical traits. Roxanne Khamsi Mickey Mouse may have kept quiet during his early days on the silver screen, but...
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"LONDON, Ontario -- A paper showing a strong genetic contribution to patriotism and in-group loyalty was published in the October issue of Nations and...
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"Scientists have genetically modified rice so that it reduces allergic responses in mice, a development that could lead to safer and cheaper allergy treatment...
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"AUSTRALIANS could be drinking treated sewage within a decade thanks to "good" bacteria in clean water feasting on germs." http://tinyurl.com/bf3kw...
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"Is the population argument over? Apparently not. Adam Werbach's inaptly titled essay "The End of the Population Movement" might have been worth reading three...
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... The paper can be found here: http://www.ssc.uwo.ca/psychology/faculty/rushton_pubs.htm...
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http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2005-11/uota-nda110105.php This seems to be the paper: http://www.nature.com/neuro/journal/v8/n11/abs/nn1568.html ...
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... The actual paper seems to be here: http://biology.plosjournals.org/perlserv/?request=get-document&doi=10.1371/journal.pbio.0030386 Just like Mick Jagger,...
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Vulnerability to anxiety may be down to the size of a brain structure involved in fearful memories, say US scientists. ...
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"Research into an unusually high prevalence of a particular set of genes in China has suggested that 1.5 million Chinese men are direct descendants of...
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BEAUTY is not just skin deep, but is inextricably linked to a woman's fertility and health, according to new research into attractiveness. Scientists who...
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"As they buzz from blossom to blossom, it might seem that bumblebees need to see only flowers, honey, and hive. But a new study suggests that bumblebees have a...
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TITLE: Towards a unified science of cultural evolution AUTHORS: Alex Mesoudi, Andrew Whiten, and Kevin N. Laland ABSTRACT: We suggest that human culture...
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LONDON (Reuters) - British scientists are working to produce genetically modified chickens with resistance to all strains of bird flu. If successful the...
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"LUCKNOW, India - This was no one-night stand. Scientists in India say they have discovered two fossils fused together in sexual union for 65 million years. ...
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If you show someone a mouse and a cat and ask which is smaller, they'll quickly reply, "the mouse." Ask which is bigger, and it takes most people slightly...
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"LATE last year, a 15-year-old boy rubbed a swab along the inside of his cheek, popped it into a vial and sent it off to an online genealogy DNA-testing...
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Does Albert Ellis—elderly sexologist and godfather of cognitive psychotherapy—really deserve to be banished from the Upper East Side institute that bears...
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The brain structure of people with autism is an "exaggeration" of the normal male brain, researchers suggest.... They point to evidence that males generally...
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History abounds with examples of how instinct, not data, led to discoveries. Even Einstein's theory of relativity had to wait decades for verification, says...
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E.O. Wilson IT IS surpassingly strange that half of Americans recently polled (2004) not only do not believe in evolution by natural selection but do not...
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Amazon have launched a beta of a new service that relies on humans to filter images and the like: http://www.mturk.com/mturk/welcome...
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Most comparisons of language and inherited traits consider whether genetic patterns conform with expected relationships observed by linguists. But few have...
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Modern humans arrival in South Asia may have led to demise of indigenous populations In a major new development in human evolutionary studies, researchers from...
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"For years, a lawyer for the Thomas More Law Center in Michigan visited school boards around the country searching for one willing to challenge evolution by...
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The biological clock also ticks for fathers Ian Sample, science correspondent Thursday November 3, 2005 The Guardian The biological clock ticks for men as well...
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John Hawks has a great article up at: http://johnhawks.net/weblog/reviews/genetics/brain/dyslexia_genetics_miller_2005.html It looks at research into Dyslexia...
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FOR a span of some dozen years early in his career, Robert M. Sapolsky, a neurologist and primatologist at Stanford University, spent three or four months a...
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Jane Austen first published "Pride and Prejudice" in 1813. She had misgivings about the book, complaining in a letter to her sister that it was "rather too...
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Dr. D. Holmes Morton stood at the front of the red-and-white-striped tent set up in a farm pasture in Lancaster County, Pa. Behind him were a horse and a buggy...
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