Why is it that the cover photos for Science are usually much better than Nature's? This most recent one is great. They find an IGF1 haplotype that is common to all small dog breeds and not large dog breeds.Here's the link to the abstract.
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- Cooperation in chimps: kin selection, reciprocity?
- Monday Map - Google Maps blog
- Dog is an outgroup to mouse and human
- Combining gene expression and genotype data
- How to make a good presentation
- Modeling Mess-opotamia
- Reproductive ecology of men
- Mom's early menarche predicts kid's obesity
- "Modest levels of assimilation of Neandertals into...
- Hyenas and canids
- Brain size correlates
- Endurance/Persistence running
- Light skin color in Europeans is recent
- Genetics, race, health, and social perceptions
- Biased gene flow over the Himalayas
- Evolutionary reasoning in medicine
- Calorie restriction in dogs
- Monday Map - cool website
- Density dependent, group level benefits of ADHD types
- Female stem cells work better
- New issue of AJHB
- Monday Map: weird looking neck twister
- "Group selection and kin selection: Two concepts b...
- Sun, vitamin D, population differences
- 'Human Evolution and Disease' workshop
- Great Science cover photo
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