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Stress saves
Issue Date: Mar 31, 2013
ANIMALS can alter their morphology, physiology and development with changes in their environment, a phenomenon known as “phenotypic plasticity”. But until now, nobody knew the mechanism behind such responses.
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Sleeping with enemy
Issue Date: Mar 31, 2013
BED BUGS seem unthreatening at their 5mm length, but the harm they inflict is by no means small. Placed above cockroaches and termites as the most difficult pest to exterminate, in a survey by the National Pest Management Association in the US, the blood-sucking insect can cause severe skin rashes, allergies and even psychological trauma.
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