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On Nature News - October 16, 2008

Agriculture unaffected by pollinator declines
Global crop yields have not suffered even though key insect populations have shrunk.

Scientists clash over wolves' endangered status
Legal and academic wrangling sees biologists accused of "crying wolf".

Yeast reveals sexual selection in action
Microbe provides way to track evolution gene by gene.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 16, 2008
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