Hildebrand and colleagues looked at a combined total of 5,278 adult and fecal microbiomes from previously published and unpublished studies in the literature. This post describes exactly what they found. Continue reading….
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Hildebrand and colleagues looked at a combined total of 5,278 adult and fecal microbiomes from previously published and unpublished studies in the literature. This post describes exactly what they found. Continue reading….
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A fascinating article I wrote about when cells with nuclei may have first emerged.
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My latest article on Medium: How does the single-celled organism, Tetrahymena, manage to have 7 different sexes and tell them apart?! Continue reading…
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Evolution is rarely straightforward and the selection for symbiotic plastids is a big part of the reason why plants and you exist. Continue reading…
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Fossil evidence and genetic analyses are beginning to reveal how prehistoric snakes lost their limbs and developed such a streamlined body…More
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Why many biologists and anthropologists think that chimps and humans are so closely related that they belong in the same genus. I also present some of the advantages and disadvantages that would result from such a reclassification…More