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Jacob Carah

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Scientists call on CRISPR to grow a more sustainable forest

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By Jacob Carah Verified
| Courthouse News Service Verified
(CN) — Researchers are using the revolutionary gene-editing technology CRISPR to breed unique, pulp-abundant poplar trees that, as laid out in a study published Thursday, could lower the carbon footprint of paper products derived from the trees. The trick is to grow poplars with lower levels of the substance lignin, a biopolymer that has stood in the way of cheaper large-scale production of wood fibers.
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Study finds land mammals moved farther during pandemic lockdowns

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By Jacob Carah Verified
| Courthouse News Service Verified
(CN) — A study published in Science on Thursday illustrated the responses of 46 different species to Covid-19 lockdown measures, finding land mammals crossed greater distances than usual during the early months of strict restrictions. The study looked at habitat change and location displacement during what researchers called the “anthropause,” a period of drastic reduction in human mobility. Specifically, they tracked how far individual animals traveled in two specific time periods.
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Scientists discover gene responsible for butterfly camouflage

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By Jacob Carah Verified
| Courthouse News Service Verified
(CN) — The high valleys of the eastern Himalayas offer breathtaking views and a hotspot of biodiversity. Within this vast region, scientists say they discovered something remarkable hiding in plain sight. The landscape is home to many kinds of oakleaf butterflies – the species can be found across Asia – but there is one quality that aides their survival in such a large yet harsh environment.
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