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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Our featured image for this week comes from Italian researchers Caterina Cinti, Monia Taranta, Ilaria Naldi and Settimio Grimaldi. Their manuscript, Newly…
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In this media digest: Swordtail mating rituals, pedestrian rage and much more. Gil Rosenthal and colleagues published a manuscript entitled, Tactical Release…
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This week our featured image comes from a recently published manuscript entitled, Ancestry of the Iban Is Predominantly Southeast Asian: Genetic Evidence…
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In this PLoS ONE media digest: a fatty diet could be linked to depression, plants that can detect explosives and more. Dietary…
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The featured image for this week comes from a recently published paper called 110 Years of Avipoxvirus in the Galapagos Islands. The…
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In this PLoS ONE media digest: bedbugs bite, edible insects are environmentally friendly and more! In an article on the Transcriptomics of…
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With the start of 2011, it’s time for our annual round-up of some PLoS ONE articles that made various lists of significant…