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BioScience tip sheet, September 2008
Date:8/31/2008

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Causes and Consequences of Sociality in Bats. Gerald Kerth.
Modern field techniques and new molecular methods are providing opportunities to study aspects of bat biology that were until recently inaccessible, in particular social systems. These are emerging as far more complex than had been imagined and hold promise for shedding light on the evolution of sociality.

Walking the Line between Lab and Computation: The "Moist" Zone. Bart Penders, Klasien Horstman, and Rein Vos.
Philosophically-based differences between styles of research in different scientific communities result in practical problems in daily cooperation. A case study of nutrigenomic research shows how specific technologies can facilitate cooperation by helping to identify common ground.

Deforestation, Mosquitoes, and Ancient Rome: Lessons for Today. Lara O'Sullivan, Andrew Jardine, Angus Cook, and Philip Weinstein.
Deforestation and associated ecological changes such as increased standing water probably exacerbated pestilence, believed to have been malaria, in and near Rome around the first century BCE. Modern parallels reinforce the importance of considering the complex interactions between deforestation, agriculture, and vectorborne disease.


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