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December 14, 2007
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December 13, 2007
Life's Bedrock?
Horned beetle species have evolved a stunning array of horn shapes and sizes. Indiana University Bloomington biologist Armin Moczek studies the beetles with three goals in mind: to pin down genes that govern the formation of horns, figure out how programmed cell death (apoptosis) plays a role in horn shaping, and determine how key hormones and growth factors influence the size and location of horns.
Credit: Armin Moczek
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