Public Lectures - Biology and Evolution
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Behaviorally Modern Humans: The Origin of Us |
Breathless Through Time: How Oxygen Can Alter Evolution and Adaptation of Life in the Ocean |
Bug World: Sex, Violence and a Cast of Billions |
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Chromosome Dynamics During Meiosis |
Circadian Clocks |
Corals and Coral Reefs |
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Darwin Evolving |
Darwin's Legacy |
Design by Evolution: Engineering Biology in the 21st Century |
Developmental Biology of a Simple Organism |
Domestication and Human Evolution |
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Epigenetics and Your Genome: Development, Disease and Behavior |
Epigenetics: How Genes and Environment Interact |
Epigenetics: Why Your DNA Isn't Enough |
Ethics of Human Gene Editing |
Evolution |
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Fruits of the Genome Sequences |
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Genetics as Revolution |
Genetics, Epigenetics, and Disease |
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Implications of Anthropogeny for Medicine and Health |
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Life in the Extreme: The Rock Bottom of Antarctica's Food Chain |
Life in the Universe |
Living Together: The Symbiosis of Host-microbial Interactions |
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Male Aggression and Violence in Human Evolution |
Manta Rays: Majestic and Threatened Icons |
Microbial Diversity and Evolution |
microRNAs |
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Ocean Acidification: Can Corals Cope? |
Origins of Genus Homo |
Origins of Us: Human Anatomy and Evolution |
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Plant Development |
Plant Development and Its Implications for Human and Global Health |
Protein Synthesis |
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RNA Processing |
RNA Structure, Function and Recognition |
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Science Matters |
Small but Mighty: Evolution of the Mantis Shrimp Strike |
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Under the Sea |
Unique Features of Human Skin |
Unwinding Clock Genetics |
Using Genomes to Track the Evolution of Life on Earth and Beyond |
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What Genomes Can Tell Us About the Past |
Where did We All Come From? Tracing Human Migration Using Genetic Markers |
Wings, Legs, and Fins: How Do New Organs Arise in Evolution? |