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Posted February 18, 2013:
- Meerkats Use Subordinate Animals as Guinea Pigs When Approaching Novel Threats
- In Tiny Amazon Frogs, Males Observed Extracting Oocytes from Females Killed in Mating Struggles
Posted February 14, 2013:
- Fish Become Bolder and More Gluttonous from Mood-Altering Drug Residue in Water
- Roots of Language in Human and Bird Biology: Genes Activated for Human Speech Similar to Ones Used by Singing Songbirds
- Love of Musical Harmony Is Not Nature but Nurture
- Dog Spots the Dog: Dogs Recognize the Dog Species Among Several Other Species on a Computer Screen
Posted February 13, 2013:
- Facial Structure May Predict Endorsement of Racial Prejudice
- Epigenetics Shapes Fate of Brain Vs. Brawn Castes in Carpenter Ants
- Finding 'Mr. Right,' How Insects Sniff out the Perfect Mate
- Cocaine Addiction Study Reveals Targets for Treatment
- Why Some People Don't Learn Well: EEG Shows Insufficient Processing of Information to Be Learned
Posted February 12, 2013:
- Some Autism Behaviors Linked to Altered Gene
- 'Get Off My Lawn:' Song Sparrows Escalate Territorial Threats
- Early Music Lessons Boost Brain Development
- Scopolamine: An Old Drug With New Psychiatric Applications
- Helicopter Parenting Can Violate Students' Basic Needs
- Teaching Teens That People Can Change Reduces Aggression in School
- Long Memories in Brain Activity Explain Streaks in Individual Behavior
Posted February 11, 2013:
- Bisphenol A Affects Sex-Specific Reproductive Behaviors in a Monogamous Animal Species
- Is Lead Poisoning Behind Some Juvenile Crime?
- Studying Bed Bug Actions for New Management Tactics
- Humans and Robots Work Better Together Following Cross-Training; Swapping of Roles Improves Efficiency
- Online or Off, Bullying Proves Harmful
Posted February 8, 2013:
Posted February 7, 2013:
- New Classes of Magnetoelectric Materials Promise Advances in Computing Technology
- In the Brain, Broken Down 'Motors' Cause Anxiety
- Genome of Chinese Tree Shrew Provides New Insights Into Facilitating Biomedical Research
Posted February 6, 2013:
- Targets of Bully Bosses Aren't the Only Victims
- Pest Uses Plant Hairs for Protection: Trichomes Save Insect from Beetle Predation
- Environmental Factors Determine Whether Immigrants Are Accepted by Cooperatively Breeding Animals
- Induction of Mild Inflammation Leads to Cognitive Deficits Related to Schizophrenia
Posted February 5, 2013:
- Insect Drives Robot to Track Down Smells
- Zebrafish Reveals Central Regulator for Development of Brain's Histamine System
- Wearable Cameras Provide New Insight Into Lifestyle Behaviors and Health
Posted February 4, 2013:
- Meerkat Predator-Scanning Behavior Is Altruistic, Research Suggests
- Finding the Way to Memory: Receptor Plays Key Role in Regulating Plasticity of Brain's Nerve Cell Connections
- Study Finds Incentive Price for Reducing HIV Risk in Mexico
- Impressive Aerial Maneuvers of the Pea Aphid
- Shame About Past Alcoholism Predicts Relapse and Declining Health in Recovering Alcoholics
- Health Departments Hindered in Addressing Health Concerns from Animal Production Sites, Study Finds
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Posted January 31, 2013:
- This Is What a Fish Thought Looks Like
- A Positive Family Climate in Adolescence Is Linked to Marriage Quality in Adulthood
- Policy, Enforcement May Stop Employees from Wasting Time Online at Work
- Virtual Superpowers Encourage Real-World Empathy
- Jocks Beat Bookworms on Brain Test
Posted January 30, 2013:
- Bonobos Predisposed to Show Sensitivity to Others
- Chimp See, Chimp Learn: First Evidence for Chimps Improving Tool Use Techniques by Watching Others
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