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See the University of Pennsylvania's David Roos explain the process of parasite replication.

The Tupanvirus is named for the South American Guarani God of Thunder.

Researchers show how condensin complexes organize DNA in real time.

Researchers engineered a system for bioluminescent imaging that is as much as 1,000 times stronger than existing methods.

The male proboscis monkey’s large nose probably evolved in response to female preference and competition between males.

Geckos could help control mosquito-borne diseases, but their effectiveness depends on the environment.

The baby cephalopod looks and behaves like an adult from the moment it emerges from the egg.

Researchers used light-sheet microscopy to form 3-D images of the process in primary cortical neurons from embryonic rats.

Researchers used scanning electron microscopy to peer at bugs on several hummingbird species.

The cephalopod’s unique ability to disguise itself relies on a single motor nerve exclusively dedicated to skin tension and papillary control.

The chelicerates’ unique anatomical features make them useful analogs to extinct arthropods.

When forlorn mating calls went unanswered, biologists set him up with an online dating profile.

The microscopic water bears will be featured in an exhibition at the Harvard Museum of Natural History beginning Saturday, February 17.

Researchers and BBC filmmakers strapped cameras to animals around the world for a new three-part nature series.

Ashley Yeager, TS associate editor, explains the possible ramifications of cutting the CDC's Prevention and Public Health Fund.