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Vote for your story of the year – evolution
We’re into the home stretch now. This is the seventh of nine polls where you get to pick your favourite stories of the year from this blog. We’ve had a variety of topics already and today, it’s evolution. Your choices:
- Robots evolve to deceive one another
- How the turtle got its shell through skeletal shifts and muscular origami
- Scientists tickle apes to reveal evolutionary origins of human laughter
- How diversity creates itself – cascades of new species among flies and parasitic wasps
- Museum butterfly collections chronicle evolutionary war against male-killers
- Decay of enamel-forming gene linked to evolutionary loss of enamel
- One jump from chimps to humans – the origin of malaria
- Wasps use genes stolen from ancient viruses to make biological weapons