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    Gender bending: baby turtles influence their own sex

    2 August, 20196 August, 2019

    Chinese-Australian research finds climate change good news, and solves an evolutionary mystery Baby turtles influence their gender by moving around inside their eggs, research has revealed. The idea that an embryo reptile can act in a way that affects its chances of developing as male or female has long been thought impossible, but findings by…

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