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    Seeing the world like a fish
    2017-11-17 - Animal biologist develops app to see fishing lures through the eyes of a bass
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    Genomic study explores evolution of gentle ‘killer bees’ in Puerto Rico
    2017-11-16 - From left, Matthew Hudson, Arian Avalos, Gene Robinson and their colleagues found genomic signatures associated with the evolution of gentle behavior in Puerto Rico’s Africanized honey bees.
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    Some plants grow bigger – and meaner – when clipped, study finds
    2017-10-11 - Like a Hydra, some plants grow bigger and boost their chemical defenses after being clipped.
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    U.S. Department of Energy grant will fund sorghum research at Illinois
    2017-10-06 - Several institutions to benefit from $16 million grant to research photosynthesis and water use efficiency
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    Scientists discover spring-loaded mechanism in unusual species of trap-jaw ant
    2017-09-01 - U. of I. animal biology professor Andrew Suarez and his colleagues describe the unusual mechanics that enable Myrmoteras ant jaws to snap closed in half a millisecond.
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    Celebrate Integrative Biology Honors Program on campus this fall
    2017-08-17 -  
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    Cicada wings may inspire new surface technologies
    2017-08-16 - The wings of Megatibicen dorsatus, a prairie-dwelling cicada, are helping engineers design water-repellent surfaces.
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    Lizard blizzard survivors tell story of natural selection
    2017-08-03 - Julian Catchen, Shane Campbell-Staton and their colleagues found genetic, regulatory and physiological signatures of natural selection in green anole lizards that survived a bout of extremely cold weather in South Texas.
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    Study finds parallels between unresponsive honey bees, autism in humans
    2017-07-31 - Socially unresponsive bees share something fundamental with autistic humans, new research finds.
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    Two undergrads improve plant carbon-cycle models
    2017-07-24 - Researchers at the U. of I. found that plants vary a lot in the efficiency with which they uptake carbon dioxide and conserve water. Plant biology professor Andrew Leakey, left, mentored Kevin Wolz, who was an undergraduate at the time he conducted the research. Wolz now holds degrees in civil engineering and biology and is pursuing a doctorate in biology.
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    Brief interactions spur lasting waves of gene activity in the brain
    2017-07-22 - A new study measured robust changes in brain gene expression for up to two hours after a three-spined stickleback fish encountered another fish.
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    Foundation Supports Crops in Silico
    2017-06-15 -  
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    Scientists find world’s oldest fossil mushroom
    2017-06-09 - The world’s oldest fossil mushroom was preserved in limestone, an extraordinarily rare event, researchers say.
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    Donald Ort elected to the National Academy of Sciences
    2017-05-04 - Donald Ort is among four University of Illinois professors elected to the National Academy of Sciences this year.
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    Study reveals 10,000 years of genetic continuity in northwest North America
    2017-04-07 - Anthropology professor Ripan Malhi works with Native Americans and First Nations groups to analyze their DNA and that of their ancestors.

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