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SoT 99: Are They Good Eating?

May 4, 2013
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Download Now!Hosts: Ed Brown, Dr. Shayne Joseph, Penny Dumsday.

Topics covered:

Can Inoculating Newborns with Innocuous Strains of Bacteria Save Them from Deadly Ones?

Scientists get the coelacanth genome and a hint of the origin of limbs

Nano-suit Protects Animals from Vacuum

When Do Babies Become Conscious?

Brain size points to origins of ‘hobbit’

The head of a coelacanth, Natural History Museum (London). Scientists have sequenced the living fossil's genome, giving clues about the evolution of limbs. Image: Pascalou petit / WikiMedia Commons

The head of a coelacanth, Natural History Museum (London). Scientists have sequenced the living fossil’s genome, giving clues about the evolution of limbs.
Image: Pascalou petit / WikiMedia Commons

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  • Penny Dumsday,
  • Podcast,
  • Shayne Joseph
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  • #consciousness
  • #evolution
  • #genome
  • #Homo floresiensis
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