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New Big Bird species discovered in Galapagos Islands
New Big Bird species discovered in Galapagos Islands
Finches In The Galapagos Islands Have Evolved Into A New Species, Which Is The First Spectacle Ever Seen By Scientists.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Himani Garg | Updated on: 25 Nov 2017, 07:35:39 PM
New Delhi:
In a first spectacle ever discovered by scientists, new bird species belonging to the Big Bird lineage in the Galapagos Islands have evolved into a new species in just two generations, according to a study.
As per the pervious assumptions it was believed that formation of a new species took a very long time, but it is alltogether a new discovery in the case of Big Bird lineage, which today consists of roughly 30 individuals.
New-delhiDelhiIndiaCharles-darwinPeter-grantLeif-anderssonPrinceton-universityPeter-grant-of-princeton-universitySweden-uppsala-universityBig-birdGalapagos-islandsDaphne-majorThey are known for their hoppy nature, but for some bunnies a handstand’s the way to go.
The Sauteur d’Alfort rabbit struggles to move using its back legs and instead lifts them in the air.
An international team of scientists has found the reason – a rare genetic mutation that affects the rabbit’s spinal cord.
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation that causes rabbits to do handstands in order to get around
Researchers have pinpointed a genetic mutation that means rabbits who struggle to hop instead prefer to walk on their front paws.
A new study by Miguel Carneiro, from the Universidade do Porto, Portugal, and Leif Andersson, from the Uppsala University, Sweden, shows this is because these rabbits have a different genetic code.
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