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Science Corner: More than Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat Part 4

November 17, 2021 by Julie Reynolds 1 Comment

Why should you care about phenotypic plasticity? Julie Reynolds provides some suggestions with the help of tiger mosquitoes.

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Science Corner: More than Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat Part 3

November 3, 2021 by Julie Reynolds No Comments

Julie Reynolds is back with armored water fleas, gregarious grasshoppers, and what cabbage beetles do on their winter vacation.

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Science Corner: More than Three Chromosomes in a Trench Coat Part 2

October 27, 2021 by Julie Reynolds No Comments

Julie Reynolds explains how different cells can wind up with different phenotypes even though they have the same genes, thanks to epigenetics.

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Science Reader Question: Putting the Biology in Evolutionary Biology

June 22, 2016 by Andy Walsh No Comments

When evolution is called “settled science,” it’s easy to imagine the theory as largely in our scientific past. For many biologists, evolution is integral to their scientific present and future.

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Filed Under: Science and Faith Tagged With: biological evolution, developmental biology, epigenetics, evo devo, evolution, extended evolutionary synthesis, horizontal gene transfer, science, science reader question

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