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Industrial chicken farming accelerating spread of diarrhoea bacteria

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By Hannah Devlin Verified
| The Namibian Verified
Industrial chicken farming is accelerating the spread of the world’s most common bacterial cause of diarrhoea, scientists have found. The study found a dramatic increase in the exchange of campylobacter strains between wild birds and chickens as farming has intensified, creating ideal conditions for the bacteria to mix, spread and acquire new traits.
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Pioneer of ‘extreme male brain’ theory of autism now says phrase unhelpful

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By Hannah Devlin Verified
| EIN News
The scientist who pioneered the “extreme male brain” theory of autism has said he regrets characterising the condition in this way because the phrase lends itself to misunderstandings. Prof Simon Baron-Cohen’s theory that autistic people strongly tend towards systemising over empathising has been hugely influential in shaping the popular perception of autism over the past two decades.
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Grünes Wissen : 150 Jahre altes Rätsel gelöst: Wie die „Venusfliegenfalle“ ihre Beute fängt

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By Hannah Devlin Verified
| Der Freitag Verified
Die Venusfliegenfalle ist einer der beeindruckendsten Fleischfresser der Natur. Dionaea muscipula – so der wissenschaftliche Name –lockt Insekten mit einem berauschenden Duft an und fängt sie dann mit einem Zuschnappen ihrer kieferähnlichen Blätter. Wissenschaftler haben jetzt den Mechanismus entschlüsselt, der es der fleischfressenden Pflanze ermöglicht, blitzschnell zu reagieren. Damit haben sie eine Frage gelöst, die Charles Darwin und viele Forscher nach ihm vor ein Rätsel gestellt hatte.
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