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A Greya moth lays its eggs inside a woodland star plant.

Extreme variations found in flower scent evolution

Biologists have often focused on the color of a flower or the shape of a leaf in studying the evolution of plants. But many of the organisms that interact and co-evolve with plants are nearsighted or colorblind, and rely more on other senses, especially smell.

Hoy Mosquitoes

Study: Mosquitoes can hear up to 10 meters away

Cornell and Binghamton University researchers report for the first time that mosquitoes can hear over distances much greater than anyone suspected.

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MAR 28NBB Seminar Speaker: Steve Nowicki, Duke University Categorical perception and the evolution of signaling systems

APR 11NBB Seminar Speaker: Darcy Kelley, Columbia University Comparative neuromics; convergence and divergence in neural circuit elements for vocal communication

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