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Ca Academy of Sciences: Science Heroes: Shannon Bennett, Evolution of Microbes
Shannon Bennett studies infectious diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. While invisible to the naked eye, these microbes have a major impact on global human health, which is why the race is on to understand how they...
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Ca Academy of Sciences: Science Heroes: Bob Drewes, Purpose of Snake Venom
Dr. Robert Drewes explains how snakes use their venom as a food-obtaining mechanism rather than a protection tool. [1:31]
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Ca Academy of Sciences: Science Heroes: Brian Fisher, Tracking Ants
Find out how the work of Brian Fisher has helped the island nation of Madagascar, which is 90% deforested, preserve what is left of its environmental health. Experience some of the research he has done with many species of ants. [1:20]
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Ca Academy of Sciences: Science Heroes: Shannon Bennett, Trapping Mosquitos
Shannon Bennett studies infectious diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans. While invisible to the naked eye, these microbes have a major impact on global human health, which is why the race is on to understand how they...
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California Academy of Sciences: Men More Evolved?
Comparing the differences in the Y chromosomes in chimps and humans has created quite a buzz. [1:48]
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Ca Academy of Sciences: Virus Mutation
Scientists are working hard to keep up on how viruses mutate especially with the recent outbreak of the H1N1 virus linked to Swine Flu. [3:29]
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Ca Academy of Sciences: Science Heroes: Bob Drewes, Finding Unique Species
Dr. Robert Drewes, curator of herpetology at the Academy has led two multidisciplinary Academy expeditions to Sao Tome and Principe in past years. The Islands' biogeography presents a unique opportunity to witness evolutionary processes...