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Why are fruit flies so much and so difficult to destroy?
Common fruit flies, also known as fruit flies, have the scientific name of Drosophila melanogaster.
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10 creatures can survive the nuclear war
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The most bizarre research in 2011
The following is the scientific news that surprises the ability to ... read your ears over the past year, according to MSNBC's news page, which recorded reviews and vote…
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Astronauts bring cosmic flies to Earth
Three astronauts returned on Earth on November 10 safely from the International Space Station (ISS) after a mission lasting 165 days.
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Gene caused male flies to vomit 'wedding gifts' for female flies
Drosophila fruit flies subobscura perform special courtship rites thanks to a gene called Fru.
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Successfully decipher the visual network of the fruit fly larvae brain
With about 2,000 cells, the fruit fly larva brain is much smaller than a brain of a mature fruit fly with 150,000 cells. Meanwhile, this number in the human brain is abo…
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Why does the fruit fly have 23 times longer sperm than the body?
For a long time, people still debate whether size is important for female individuals. Biologists are now assertive, the answer is yes, at least in the case of fruit fli…
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How do insects sleep?
Insects like bees or fruit flies all need sleep and cannot function normally without sleep, similar to humans.
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Fruit flies also know 'think' before acting
Fruit flies 'think' before they act, a study conducted by scientists from the Center for Neural Circuits and Behavior at Oxford University said.
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The fruit fly flies backwards
Austrian experts have created a line of fruit flies that can fly backwards like Michael Jackson's famous dance technique.
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Unexpected discoveries of tiny fruit flies
When frightened or in an emergency situation, fruit flies react abnormally quickly.
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Fruit flies die early because they cannot be loved
Research by US scientists at the University of Michigan showed that when male fruit flies were stimulated but not mated, they could produce disease and die early.
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Fruit-devouring fruit flies in England
The fruit industry in the UK has suffered more than VND 18 trillion due to the devastating consequences of the small fruit fly that first exploded in this country. C
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Fruit flies return to Africa
Drosophila melanogaster genomes show natural selection and these flies return to Africa. This publication was published in the Journal of Genetics and PloS Genetics this…
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Male flies produce sex stimulants to attract female flies
Scientists have discovered an aromatic substance because the male bodies of the fruit fly are sexually offensive to females.