Great new blog on evolutionary biology, The Wild Side. Actually, the resumption of an earlier one.
Today's post is about how to breed Bluefin Tuna in a Mackerel mom.
And for those of us who worry about basic sexuality, it turns out that germ cells and even spermatogona -- which are the germ cells developed a bit further down the road of complexity -- will turn into ovaries if implanted in a female and continue being male if implanted in a male.
All of which shows that the basic genetic drivers are the same even after many millions of years of separate evolution. But, read on . . .
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Jump Starting Evolution
Posted by Chris Forbes at 3:33 PM
Labels: Evolution, Spermatogona
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