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A quirk in animal pregnancy could help humans kill cancer cells

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It Turns Out Echidnas Have Massive Dicks And Cum Out Of Two Holes

Australian scientists have discovered that echidnas have huge penises and cum alternately out of two of their four dick heads. ....

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Genomes reveal new insights into iconic Aussie animals

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Genomes reveal new insights into iconic Aussie animals
The echidna’s genetic blueprint provides fundamental insights into their unique biology and into the evolution of all mammals. Credit: Echidna CSI
The genomes of egg-laying monotreme mammals, platypus and echidna, have been published in the prestigious journal Nature.
Monotremes display a unique mix of mammalian and reptilian features and form the most distantly related, and least understood, group of living mammals. Their genetic blueprint provides fundamental insights into their unique biology and into the evolution of all mammals.
This milestone in genomics research was the result of an international collaboration involving Australian scientists from the University of Adelaide, University of Sydney, University of Melbourne and LaTrobe University, as well as researchers from China, Japan, USA and Denmark. The 40 researchers brought together expertise in bioinformatics, cytogenetics and molecul ....

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Genetic blueprint provides insights into unique biology of egg-laying monotreme mammals

Genetic blueprint provides insights into unique biology of egg-laying monotreme mammals
The genomes of egg-laying monotreme mammals, platypus and echidna, have been published in the prestigious journal Nature, providing a valuable public resource for research in mammalian biology and evolution, with applications for their conservation and health.
Monotremes display a unique mix of mammalian and reptilian features and form the most distantly related, and least understood, group of living mammals. Their genetic blueprint provides fundamental insights into their unique biology and into the evolution of all mammals.
The platypus and echidna are the only egg-laying mammals, and so provide the key to understanding the change in reproductive strategy from egg-laying to the production of live young in all other mammals. ....

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Genomes reveal insights into much-loved Aussie animals

New monotreme research will help conserve iconic and unique Australian mammals. Image: Gary Ramage.
The genomes of egg-laying monotreme mammals, platypus and echidna, have been published in the prestigious journal Nature, providing a valuable public resource for research in mammalian biology and evolution, with applications for their conservation and health.
Monotremes display a unique mix of mammalian and reptilian features and form the most distantly related, and least understood, group of living mammals. Their genetic blueprint provides fundamental insights into their unique biology and into the evolution of all mammals.
“The platypus and echidna are the only egg-laying mammals, and so provide the key to understanding the change in reproductive strategy from egg-laying to the production of live young in all other mammals,” Professor Marilyn Renfree from the University of Melbourne’s School of BioSciences said. ....

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