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Transposable Elements Drive the Birth of Vast Satellite DNA Repertoires in
16+ min ago (597+ words) The genomes of true frogs have long puzzled geneticists. Amphibians are famous for carrying some of the largest and most repetitive genomes among vertebrates, and yet the detailed architecture of their repetitive DNA has remained poorly explored compared with mammals,…...
Users View Animal Welfare Assessment Grid for Dogs as Valuable Decision
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (888+ words) Every day, veterinarians, shelter managers, and assistance dog trainers face decisions that can change the course of an animal’s life: Should this dog undergo invasive surgery? Can this animal cope with long-term kenneling? Is it time to consider euthanasia? A…...
Field nanopore sequencing yields non-lethal genome assembly of endangered
1+ week, 6+ day ago (831+ words) Scientists Sequence the Full Genome of a Critically Endangered Caribbean Frog Without Killing It — Entirely on the Island It Calls Home In the mist-draped rainforests of Grenada, researchers have quietly achieved something that until recently would have demanded a killing…...
Mitogenomics Reveals Matrilineal Evolution of Southeast Asia’s Mahseer
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (1087+ words) Decoding Sumatra’s “King of the River”: First Complete Mitogenome of the Enigmatic Mahseer Traces an Ancient Maternal Line Through Sunken Worlds Deep in the fast-flowing headwaters of northern Sumatra glides a fish that local communities have revered for generations as…...
How AI Could Detect Pain in Animals Unable to Communicate Their Suffering
3+ week, 4+ day ago (761+ words) Bioengineer.org...
Pesticide exposure disrupts ants’ behavior and navigation
3+ week, 5+ day ago (586+ words) A sudden surge in ant activity after pesticide bait is placed in a home or garden may not mean the treatment has failed. New research from the University of California, Riverside, shows that Argentine ants can undergo striking behavioral changes…...
Your Photos Could Help Scientists Make New Discoveries
1+ mon, 2+ hour ago (513+ words) A photograph uploaded to iNaturalist may look like an ordinary snapshot of a strange-looking arachnid, but thousands of such images have helped scientists uncover a major evolutionary story....
Machine-learning study finds captive black bears sleep twice as much during
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (542+ words) hibernation Bioengineer.org...
Ancient snakes adapted to underground, terrestrial, and marine environments
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (592+ words) Bioengineer.org...
Two Deadly Flowers Show Major Medical Potential
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (437+ words) A pair of famously poisonous plants may hold the blueprint for a new generation of medicines....