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How fish change gender to survive: The natural adaptation of clownfish, wrasses, and sea turtles
Many aquatic animals exhibit sequential hermaphroditism, changing sex to adapt to environmental cues, social dominance, or ...
Reproduction in the animal world can be complicated at the best of times. But far from the flashy birds or mammals competing ...
How to choose the embryo with the most developmental potential is a very important topic in the field of assisted ...
Irish Examiner on MSN
LGBT+ community 'remain deeply disappointed' by piecemeal handling of surrogacy law
It took 20 years to get surrogacy laws passed here, yet holes in the legislation means surrogate families remain in legal ...
A dialogue between two generations reveals a prolonged crisis 'My sixteen-year-old son asked me how we studied in our time, so I told him that there was a teacher who stood in front of the class, ...
When videographer Steve Hathaway was filming a tourism promo on October 25 on an island off the coast of New Zealand, his ...
COMMENTARY: Italy’s ‘Medically Assisted Reproduction Law’ remains the model legislation for the legal protection of children ...
Researchers focused on the early stages of developing innovative plant-based active ingredients for skincare, using HPLC to determine which species should be shortlisted for phytochemical profiling.
AZ Animals on MSN
Why Are Millions of Crabs Migrating to This One Destination?
This Australian territory, with a human population of just over 2000 people, also has a very large number of red crabs! The ...
The Cool Down on MSN
Game-changing new facility will make surprising use of old potato chip bags: 'The first of its kind'
A soft plastics recycling plant is expected to open in Australia, turning potato chip bags into oil for reproduction, keeping them out of landfills, as the Moorabool News reported.
Yale University Senior Conservator of Works on Paper Theresa Fairbanks-Harris delivered a lecture titled “Piranesi’s Prints: ...
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