This week, our featured image comes from the paper, First Hominoid from the Late Miocene of the Irrawaddy Formation (Myanmar). The image…
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Aggregators Worth a Thousand Words
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Aggregators PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up
In this media digest: your flaws are my pain, increased gold mining threatens the Peruvian Amazon and more. The manuscript, Your Flaws…
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Aggregators Ask everyONE: Timeline for articles appearing online
This post is written by Jennafer Kinsey. Jennafer is a Production Coordinator for PLoS ONE and provides author support, as well as…
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Aggregators Worth a Thousand Words
The image for this week comes from a research article on extended longevity in Fukomys mole rats. In this paper, researchers from…
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Aggregators PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up
In this media round-up: a chimp’s yawn is contagious, cows produce milk with a human protein and much much more. The manuscript, Herpes…
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Creative re-use Open Access Medical Publishing and Personalized Medicine
We are always happy to hear when scientists find creative ways to reuse PLoS ONE content, and we are pleased to share…
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If you were a somersaulting beetle larva, where would you tumble? Well, for the Southeastern Beach Tiger Beetle, it’s the wide sandy…
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Images PLoS ONE News and Blog Round-Up
In this PLoS ONE media digest: four new species of Zombie-ant fungus are found, ancient Britons drink out of skull cups, Jimmy…
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Aggregators Ask everyONE: Missing author data at submission
This post is by Yael Franco, a publications assistant for PLoS ONE. She helps assign Academic Editors to manuscripts, assists authors, reviewers…
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Fun The Song of Mouse: An Author Spotlight on Jasmine Grimsley, Takefumi Kikusui and Kazuo Okanoya
Did you know that mice can sing? We can’t hear them, unfortunately – they’re a few octaves out of our range, and…
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Aggregators Ask everyONE: Policy on clinical trials
The following post is by the Senior Editor of PLoS Medicine, Emma Veitch, and is a re-post of the “What is PLoS…