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New Rust Toolkit Supercharges Sex Determination Studies in Non-Model
1+ hour, 9+ min ago (628+ words) A new open-source software package promises to transform how biologists hunt for the genetic switches that separate males from females in species with no reference genome....
Near-Complete Genome of Tibetan Brown Bear Reveals a Sugary Secret to
2+ hour, 40+ min ago (718+ words) High on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, where winter temperatures plunge and food becomes scarce for months at a time, the Tibetan brown bear has quietly mastered one of biology’s most extreme feats: hibernation at altitude....
New Software Sharpens the Hunt for Microbes That Devour Toxic Fuel
2+ hour, 58+ min ago (601+ words) Benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene and xylene—together known as BTEX—are among the most widespread and stubborn organic pollutants on the planet. These volatile aromatic hydrocarbons leak into soil and groundwater from petroleum processing, fuel storage and combustion, and industrial spills,…...
PlantCCC Reads the Hidden Language of Talking Plant Cells
3+ hour, 11+ min ago (55+ words) Plant cells are famously sociable, but the way they talk to one another has long been one of the hardest conversations in biology to eavesdrop on. Unlike animal tissues, where cells can migrate and freely exchange signals, plant cells are…...
Tiny AI Model Learns to Tell Individual Turkeys Apart in Crowded Barns
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (57+ words) In the dim, crowded interior of a commercial turkey barn, one bird looks much like another. Thousands of large, white-feathered animals mill about under fixed overhead cameras, and to the human eye—and, crucially, to most computer vision systems—they…...
Zoo Noise Emerges as a Growing Welfare Concern for Captive Animals
6+ hour, 22+ min ago (85+ words) From the rumble of construction machinery to the shriek of excited crowds, zoos are far noisier places than most visitors realize, and a new analysis of the scientific literature suggests that this constant barrage of human-generated sound may be quietly…...
DNA Hints at Hidden Diversity in a Declining South Asian Frog
6+ hour, 22+ min ago (681+ words) Across the flooded fields and scrubby foothills of South Asia lives a frog that most people, including many biologists, would struggle to tell apart from its close relatives. The burrowing frog Sphaerotheca maskeyi, a medium-sized member of the family Dicroglossidae,…...
Mussel Brains Reveal How Nervous Systems Survive Oxygen Starvation and
6+ hour, 43+ min ago (671+ words) When the tide recedes from a rocky Mediterranean shore, the mussels clinging to the stones simply close their shells and wait. Inside those shells, oxygen levels plummet, carbon dioxide accumulates, and the entire body shifts into a biochemical holding pattern…...
Why City Life May Reshape How Animals Learn From Each Other
7+ hour, 24+ min ago (652+ words) Cities are among the most demanding environments that animals have ever encountered. Concrete, traffic, artificial light, chemical runoff and constant human disturbance create conditions that differ radically from the habitats in which most species evolved....
Enzymes and Fermentation Team Up to Strip Bad Flavors from Mealworm Protein
7+ hour, 36+ min ago (675+ words) Edible insects have been heralded as one of the most sustainable protein sources on the planet, but there has always been an awkward catch: many people simply do not like the way they smell or taste....