They describe their findings in Zoology in the Middle East.
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Dunlop is raising money to create his Pokémon Zoology website.
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Their results were recently published in the Journal of Zoology.
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She received a Ph.D. in zoology at Cambridge in 1977.
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My degree was in zoology, environmental studies, and black studies.
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There are the worlds of anatomy, botany, zoology, technology, and typography.
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The writer is an associate professor of zoology at Illinois State University.
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Matthew CobbCobb is a professor of Zoology at the University of Manchester.
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He studied zoology but joined the U.K.'s diplomatic ranks in 1977.
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Grant Museum of Zoology, London Last year, the Grant Museum of Zoology at University College London organized Strange Creatures: The Art of Unknown Animals, an exhibition on how animals were portrayed when they weren't actually seen by the artists.
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Lux's remains will be kept at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at Berkeley.
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The details of this work have been published in the science journal BMC Zoology.
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In determining whether a resort introduced non-native animals, geography matters; so does zoology.
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Inspired, he went on to earn a master's degree and a doctorate in zoology.
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Dr. Barrett-Connor attended Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, where she majored in zoology.
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A new theory published in theJournal of Experimental Zoology proposes a possible evolutionary explanation.
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He earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and zoology from the University of Manitoba.
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She was a zoology major at Cornell University and settled afterward in Greenwich Village.
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For over 50 years, Cunningham kept developing the potential of this study of zoology.
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She holds an MA in zoology from the University of Oxford and lives in London.
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To understand what is going on it helps to make a short detour into zoology.
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There are well over 500,000 podcasts in the world, covering everything from ABBA to zoology.
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A member of Phi Beta Kappa, he graduated in 1941 with a degree in zoology.
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Mr. Suschitzky wanted to study zoology but decided on photography as a more practical pursuit.
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Originally the zoology building, it reopened to the public in 24 after decades of neglect.
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He then majored in zoology and Spanish at the University of Miami, graduating in 1938.
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Among the surviving materials were a large meteorite and a portion of the zoology exhibit.
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"I'm fairly unconvinced," explained Wolfgang Wüster, a senior lecturer in zoology at Bangor University in Wales.
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"It's quite terrifying," said lead author Michelle Taylor, who's based at Oxford University's Department of Zoology.
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I was 22, a recent zoology graduate studying meerkats in the Kalahari desert in South Africa.
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Another well-received entry was the fabulist Russian film "Zoology", which won the special jury prize.
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On eels: Aristotle … may have been the … father of zoology … but he was outfoxed by eels.
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It teaches kids about zoology and ecology with games, adventures, and parties and online social elements.
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Among hyperuniform systems, researchers have found a further "zoology of structures," said the Princeton physicist Paul Steinhardt.
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It also has exhibitions in biological anthropology, archeology, ethnology, geology, paleontology and zoology, according to its website.
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He was nominated for a Grammy this year for the classic contemporary composition Anthology of Fantastic Zoology.
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A major story might lurk behind the Harvard zoology museum ahead or in the plane soaring above.
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Consider federal scientists performing experiments in a wide range of fields, from astrophysics to medicine to zoology.
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Davies ("King of the Sky") has a degree in zoology and a clear passion for animal life.
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He then attended Oberlin College in Ohio, where he received a master's degree in zoology in 1945.
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A four-year degree in biology, zoology or a related field and a scuba certification is usually required.
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Previous companies incubated at OUI include Natural Motion, which evolved from computer simulations developed in Oxford's zoology department.
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Maybe you'll realize your friend was taking Zoology 101 at the same exact time as a CW star.
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"They know the jellyfish are here," said Dr. Piraino, a professor of zoology at the University of Salento.
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Heath, who happens to have a doctorate in zoology, pointed out that goats and people are built differently.
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Bray is from the Vertebrate Zoology department at Museum Victoria, and is currently on board the research vessel Investigator.
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Now 17, Taylor has graduated high school and plans to attend Ball State University to study biology and zoology.
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That's more than double the average length of reticulated pythons, according to the University of Michigan's Museum of Zoology.
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Right now, Fantastic Beasts looks like two movies: A whimsical romp about magical zoology interspersed with a war movie.
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A career in zoology calls for people who are innately compassionate with animals and are fascinated by their behavior.
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It housed artifacts in areas such as biological anthropology, archeology, ethnology, geology, paleontology and zoology, according to its website.
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After his first Antarctic expedition, he earned a doctorate in zoology from Wadham College at the University of Oxford.
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Among the spared items are books from the museum's central library, a meteorite, and a part of the zoology exhibit.
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I had not learned about them either, not even during my six years of advanced education in zoology and anthropology.
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A full description of the software is published in a report this week in the open access journal BMC Zoology.
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Carson began graduate study in zoology at Johns Hopkins, completed a master's degree, and entered a Ph.D. program in 21962.
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The moose-tracking exploits of Dr. Pekins and his colleagues were published last month in the Canadian Journal of Zoology.
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He first began studying monarchs while in graduate school at Yale, where he received a Ph.D. in zoology in 1957.
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"I'm speechless," said Przemyslaw Chylarecki, a zoologist at the Museum and Institute of Zoology at the Polish Academy of Sciences.
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That was the premise of the book After Man: A Zoology of the Future, published in 1981 by paleontologist Dougal Dixon.
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They appointed Gary Graves, an ornithologist and chair of the museum's vertebrate zoology department — Helgen's direct supervisor — to carry it out.
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He earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1953, followed by an M.D. there in 1957.
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Canney, who began working with Malian elephants in 2000, never imagined that her work in zoology would lead to counterterrorism efforts.
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Canney, who began working with Malian elephants in 2003, never imagined that her work in zoology would lead to counterterrorism efforts.
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She also wants to be a professor of zoology, a discipline which we are 100% sure she knows how to spell out.
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She studied zoology as both an undergraduate and graduate student at Oxford, where she wrote a doctoral dissertation on navigation by pigeons.
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The collection will eventually move to the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard University, where they will fill about 20 museum cabinets.
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Like any online shopper, I went to browse the reviews and thought zoology twitter might find the review as funny as I did!
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It was love at first sight when the two were seated near each other in a University of Texas zoology class in 1934.
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While he studied zoology at Earlham College, Fowler also gained considerable attention for his skills on the baseball diamond as a star athlete.
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Here are some facts about the 65-year old: - He was born in northern England and attended Durham University where he studied zoology.
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COSEWIC has been around since 1977, and Taylor, a professor of zoology at the University of British Columbia, has been involved since 2001.
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They make up the ichthyology collection of the American Museum of Natural History, ichthyology being the branch of zoology that deals with fish.
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The contents consisted of objects whose categorical boundaries — in natural history, zoology, archaeology, ethnography, geology and so on — were not yet firmly established.
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"This social behavior is quite unusual," said Naercio Aquino Menezes, of the University of São Paulo's Zoology Museum and the study's lead investigator.
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Whitlatch also has a background in zoology and paleontology, which informed her anatomical precision and attention to detail for each species she designed.
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"Our findings... provide additional evidence that scent marking can be dishonest," the authors said in the study published recently in the Journal of Zoology.
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A micro CT scan at Cambridge University's zoology department later revealed the first pictures of a tiny mummified human body held within undisturbed wrappings.
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Moving around and spreading ideas is one way innovation can happen, says lead author Veronika Siska, a zoology researcher at the University of Cambridge.
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To find out more, we talked to Dr. Cait Newport, a research fellow in Oxford University's zoology department and co-author of the study.
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The sequencing of the giraffe genome, it would appear, is a scientific effort that's extending beyond the scope of just zoology and evolutionary biology.
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After starting as an environmental photographer at age 17, he went onto study zoology at university, and now has a PhD in the subject.
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" Martha Holmes: "I went to school for zoology and marine biology and realized that I wasn't happy with my day-o-day in academia.
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The first successful creation of functioning mouse sperm in the lab was reported last year by the Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Zoology.
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Derek also happens to have a zoology degree, making him uniquely qualified to ruminate on what will replace goats as the hot animal of 2016.
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In males, orgasm is invariably required for ejaculation and transfer of sperm, researchers noted in a piece published recently in the Journal of Experimental Zoology.
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Carson, the family's only wage earner, worked as a lab assistant and taught biology and zoology at Johns Hopkins and at the University of Maryland.
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"This isn't ordinary fish slime," said the lead author, John J. Videler, a professor of marine zoology at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands.
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"Although we don't look alike at all, we have similar systems," said Noa Shenkar, of Tel Aviv University's zoology department and museum of natural history.
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To be sure, calling Kermit the Frog a "Tea Lizard" was an honest mistake that Google or a 6th grade zoology textbook could have corrected.
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She had a deep knowledge of botany, zoology and paleontology, and she was also an artist — though that "also" would have seemed unnecessary to her.
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She received her bachelor's degree at Howard in zoology and decided to pursue dentistry there so that she could remain close to home, she said.
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"Potentially, this could be an 0003 percent mortality," said Eleanor J. Milner-Gulland, a zoology professor at Oxford and chairwoman of the Saiga Conservation Alliance.
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"We know the intertidal zone, but the deep sea is out of sight, out of mind," said Gary Williams, invertebrate zoology curator at the Academy.
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Ms. Gordon holds a Bachelor of Science degree in zoology (biomechanics) from Duke University where she was the captain of the Duke Women's Basketball team.
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Learn how he went from studying zoology in college to pursuing his dreams as a filmmaker – and the pivotal moment that changed his life forever.
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" It also holds within every field in science, whether physics, psychology, computer science, mathematics, or zoology, he added: "You see it within field, within topics.
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But the zoology major found more inspiration in the classroom and turned down offers from the Philadelphia Phillies and New York Yankees to play pro baseball.
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They wrote a data analysis package (called the Eggxtractor, lol) to analyze the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at the University of California Berkeley's enormous egg collection.
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Yet this is a plausible interpretation of results just published in a paper in Current Biology, by Wei Fuwen of the Institute of Zoology, in Beijing.
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Everything you'll encounter is a foundable, and falls under one of numerous categories: magic zoology, dark arts, oddities, magical games and sports, Hogwarts, and so on.
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"You can never predict who you'll find in which group," said Sarah Benson-Amram, an assistant professor of zoology and physiology at the University of Wyoming.
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Why don't you go to the Fogg Museum, the Museum of Comparative Zoology, the Glass Flowers gallery, and demand to see what they aren't showing you?
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"The grandmothers should be congratulated," said Harold Heatwole, professor of zoology at the University of New England in Australia who was not involved in the study.
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He eventually moved to America in 1940, where he took up work as an entomologist at the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, among other jobs.
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Exhibit A is the punning physical form of the animated SpongeBob himself, which is that of a familiar household object, not a specimen of aquatic zoology.
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Inspired by Jane Goodall, she studied zoology at the University of Georgia and later got her doctorate in animal behavior from the University of California, Davis.
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In the process, she got to visit natural history archives like Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology, which boasts drawers of preserved bird specimens, some dating back centuries.
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A bachelor's degree in zoology inspired her to use animal entrails to biting effect, in parodies of Julia Child, an American television chef, and common romantic expressions.
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A study published in the African Journal of Zoology details how the footprints elephants leave behind can fill with water, creating natural puddles that team with life.
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Just as a shriveled northeastern leopard frog at the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology represents its whole species, so this couple stands for all of us.
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Biting flies can cause injuries but also transmit diseases, study author Susanne Åkesson, a zoology professor at Lund University in Sweden, told CNN in a telephone interview.
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No. Dani Rabaiotti, a PhD zoology student at the Zoological Society of London and co-author of the book, studies how climate change impacts African wild dogs.
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"The war changed a lot of things in Ukraine and the HIV epidemic is one of them," said lead author Tetyana Vasylyeva of Oxford University's Zoology department.
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In the Cambridge study, the school's department of zoology compared the weight and footpad size of more than 200 animals that use adhesive pads to climb surfaces.
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Klaus Reinhardt, a co-author and professor of applied zoology at TU Dresden University in Germany told CNN that finding the different bedbug species was physically demanding work.
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According to Meng Zhibin of the Institute of Zoology in Beijing, 22% of the 112 most commonly used natural ingredients for TCM are on various endangered-species lists.
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Aspiring neurosurgeons can dissect sheep brains there, and fans of zoology can expect a large "petting zoo," with creatures like mealworms, rose-hair tarantulas and Madagascar hissing cockroaches.
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Julia Chase, the first woman to run a road race in the United States, in 1961, received a Ph.D. in zoology, studying bats and chimpanzees in the field.
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His brilliant work in geology, botany, biogeography, invertebrate zoology, and psychology would still make him one of the most influential figures, by far, in the history of science.
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With Eggxtractor, the researchers plotted nearly 50,000 eggs, representing all major bird orders, from a database of digital images by the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology in Berkeley, Calif.
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Matt Simon is a science writer at Wired magazine, where he specializes in zoology, particularly of the bizarre variety, and the author of The Wasp That Brainwashed the Caterpillar.
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His elliptical book is partly about horses (in an encyclopedic way: from modern horse racing to zoology to ancient myths), and partly about his relationship with his sportswriter father.
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Coleman gained a zoology degree and began traveling the world, according to his website, "working with wildlife and exploring wildernesses" and trying to make money through photojournalism and filmmaking.
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To that end, zoolologists are now proffering knowledge gleaned from cockroach locomotion to the robotics community, as in the case of a recent paper published in Frontiers in Zoology.
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"We were interested in the question of why mammals can only undergo sexual reproduction," Qi Zhou, a biologist at Chinese Academy of Sciences Institute of Zoology, said in a statement.
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The book's authors, zoology graduate student Dani Rabaiotti and postdoctoral scientist Nick Caruso, are the same team that brought us the best-selling guide to animal flatulence, Does it Fart?.
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In a recent stroke of luck, a specimen belonging to Biswamoyopterus was unexpectedly uncovered in 2018 in the collections at the Chinese Academy of Sciences's Kunming Institute of Zoology (KIZ).
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"In some respects, amphibians are the canary in the coal mine," said James Hanken, the director of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard, who reported the discovery in PeerJ.
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He noted that the same category errors made by AI and their decision boundaries also exists in the world of zoology, where animals are tricked by what scientists call "supernormal stimuli."
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But until Russell and Delaugerre's work on Giraglia island, which is now published in the Journal of Zoology, we couldn't hazard a guess why one might be better than the other.
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Its wide-ranging contents span chapters on cosmology, sociology, human biology, zoology, botany and history, but to describe al-Nuwayri's sparkling material in such bald terms does not do it justice.
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A study published in the Journal of Zoology once found that of the 150 known cassowary attacks on humans, 73 percent of them were motivated by the expectation of being fed.
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He went on to earn a bachelor's degree in zoology, chemistry and music from Columbia College in 1961, followed by a medical degree from the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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"Our analysis reveals that Chinese giant salamander species diverged between 3.1 and 2.4 million years ago," said Samuel Turvey, lead study author at the Zoological Society of London's Institute of Zoology.
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