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Timing the Tree of Life
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/09/12
A new technique could help scientists easily determine the time of divergence for branches on the 'Tree of Life.'

Cockatoo Creates and Uses Tools
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/07/12
A cockatoo from a species not known to use tools in the wild has now been observed making and using tools.

Mammals Evolved for the Night Life
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/05/12
A new study suggests that mammalian eyes evolved for life in the dark. A nocturnal lifestyle may have helped them avoid predation by dinosaurs.

An Elephant That Speaks Korean
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
11/04/12
An Asian elephant can imitate human speech, speaking five words in Korean that can be understood by Korean speakers.

Vision Evolved Only Once in Animals?
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/31/12
A new study provides a detailed picture of how opsins evolved. Opsins are light-sensitive molecules found in photoreceptor cells of the retina.

A Visão Evoluiu Apenas Uma Vez em Animais?
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/31/12
Um novo estudo provém um retrato detalhado de como as opsinas evoluíram. Opsinas são moléculas sensíveis à luz encontradas em células fotorreceptoras da retina.

Did Bacteria Spark Evolution of Animals?
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/27/12
A new study indicates that bacteria may have helped kick off the leap from single celled organisms to multicellular organisms.

Protein Preservation in Dinosaur Bones
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/26/12
Researchers have discovered more evidence of preserved dinosaur proteins. Their findings support the case for preserved cells in ancient remains.

A New Theory of Early Animal Evolution
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
10/14/12
A new concept is challenging one of the basic assumptions of the theory of evolution - that survival is based on a change's functional advantage if it is to persist.

What the Water Monster Can Teach Us About Human Regeneration
Topic: Origin & Evolution of Life
09/29/12
New research on a lizard-like amphibian highlights how difficult it would be for humans to regenerate a limb or organ.

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