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, says biologist Daniel Rubinoff. When different species hybridize, genes that have evolved in one species can migrate to the other, potentially providing serious benefits such as disease resistance or adaptations to new environments. “Our actions will continue to cause extinctions across the tree of life,” he says. “But hopefully an old, previously unrecognized, habit of exchanging genes will provide an unexpected way for some species to dodge extinction.
Science historian Jim Secord reflects on the mysterious disappearance — and equally mysterious return — of two of Charles Darwin’s notebooks to the Cambridge University Library. (
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