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The research was conducted with Mongolian gerbils, rodents that form lasting pair bonds and raise their pups together. The work showed the nuanced effects of testosterone, depending on context. It also revealed how testosterone influences the neural activity of oxytocin cells, the so-called love hormone associated with social bonding.

Testosterone promotes ‘cuddling,’ not just aggression, animal study finds

Emory University
Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans
Asian citrus psyllids, which transmit Liberibacter bacteria to citrus trees. The new Liberibacter species was found in a related type of psyllid. (California Department of Food and Agriculture)

Cousin of crop-killing bacteria mutating rapidly

UC Riverside
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans
Palaeotanyrhina exophthalma

Fossil insect used 360 vision, sticky feet to find and snare its meals

Oregon State
Categories Life & Non-humans
3D paleoreconstruction of a sauropod dinosaur.

Prehistoric podiatry: How dinos carried their enormous weight

University of Queensland
Categories Life & Non-humans
Ageing neutralises sex differences in the brain in fruit flies.

Aging neutralizes sex differences in the fruit fly brain

Linköping University
Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans
flying bat

Hibernation slows biological aging in bats

University of Maryland
Categories Health, Life & Non-humans
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