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Apr 2, 2013
LiveScience.com - 'Lots of organisms may be modifying their chemical signals, just like lots of organisms modify their visual signal. It opens up this whole new way of looking at the world,' said study coauthor William Resetarits, a biologist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
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Mar 18, 2013
High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal -Texas Tech University agricultural economics expert Darren Hudson said that since the demand for corn is still high, and drought conditions have subsided somewhat, producers anticipating a high price for the 2013 corn crop have shown an eagerness to plant as many acres as possible. But, he said, the larger amount of corn acreage could affect the cotton industry down the road.
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Mar 18, 2013
Discovery News - Sankar Chatterjee, a paleontologist at Texas Tech University, told Michael Balter of Science that the new study makes it clear that 'the four-wing form was exhibited not just by Microraptor, but also retained in successive lineages of early birds.'
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Mar 18, 2013
New Scientist -Pirate perch are night-hunting predators that will eat almost anything, from insects to fish. They earned their name after people tried keeping them in aquariums: like a merciless pirate, the perch would kill and eat all the other fish. 'They are pretty voracious,' says William Resetarits of Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
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