Oceanography
Detection of green fluorescence proteins in marine organisms
Researchers at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California at San Diego and the Salk Biological Research Institute have discovered a family of gr…
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Oceanography
Pink dolphin
A fishing boat owner in the saltwater lake Calcasieu, in the northern Gulf of Mexico - has snapped pictures of rare dolphins with red eyes and pink skin.
Oceanography
The fish has a strange ability to transform
Thanks to gene analysis technology, experts realized that three species of fish are just one and this is a strange transformation in the world of vertebrates.
Oceanography
Can algae limit global warming?
Some diatoms are so small that 30 such individuals fit in a human hair width; but they also exist in extremely large numbers to become key creatures in things
Oceanography
Found a rare form of chlorophyll in a new bacterium that is sequenced
Researchers at Washington University (St. Louis) and Arizona State University recently sequenced the genome of a rare bacterium that is able to capture light energy thro…
Oceanography
The genome of a marine creature carries the secret of the unicellular ancestor of human beings
The newly established genome of a plankton, which consists of only one living sea cell, was published on Feb. 14 in Nature. This genome informs scientists about the evol…
Oceanography
Are corals more complex than humans?
A small coral can have the same number of genes and even more than humans. It is noteworthy that although the evolutionary difference is different, corals have many gene…
Oceanography
Why smell the sea?
A beach trip means sand in your feet, salt water in your mouth and cool air in your nose. But what brought the sea something so pleasant and unmistakable? Now the curtai…
Oceanography
People have relatives with sea urchins
Scientists have deciphered the sea urchin genome and found that the soft-bodied creatures are not spent, not the same brain as humans. They found the purple sea urchin g…
Oceanography
Sea jellyfish is a complex set of genes
Sea jellyfish have long been considered a simple and primitive animal, but the inside of the jellyfish's seemingly simple body is a complex and remarkable set of genes,…
Archeology
Why does science have to spend tens of years just to revive mammoths?
Although extinct more than 10,000 years ago, scientists have always tried to find many different ways to revive mammoths.
Archeology
How does the Neanderthals prevent humanity from getting sick with flu?
Scientists from Stanford University have discovered that ancient dates have led to an important exchange of DNA to protect people from disease after they leave Africa.
Archeology
Reject the role of FOXP2 gene in human language evolution
Previously, scientists believed that the FOXP2 gene, was associated with the development of speech. It is this gene that explains why modern humans have the advantage of…
Archeology
The Tasmanian tiger is about to be
Tasmanian tigers or Tasmanian wolves, wolf bags have the scientific name Thylacinus cynocephalus. This is the largest pocket-sized carnivore in modern times.
Archeology
Extinct because ... sex organs are too big
A study published in Nature reveals the curtain of the disappearance of some ancient organisms.