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A fruit fly larva with imagined electric field lines in the background.

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Fruit fly larvae will reorient themselves toward the negative pole of an electric field.

January 16, 2003

UC Santa Barbara Receives Graduate Education Grants from the National Science Foundation

December 19, 2002

A Drop of Ocean Water Tells a Story

December 11, 2002

UCSB'S EXTERNAL RESEARCH FUNDING REACHES RECORD HIGH

December 10, 2002

INCREASING BIODIVERSITY IS NOT ALWAYS BEST

November 7, 2002

Local Scholar is Co-Author of Book on Rockfishes

October 11, 2002

BIODIVERSITY AMONG WOODY PLANTS FOLLOWS CERTAIN RULES ACCORDING TO SCIENTISTS

August 26, 2002

EXTINCTION RATES OF PLANTS ARE HIGHER THAN PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT

August 12, 2002

HUMANS ARE "HARDWIRED" TO DETECT CHEATERS, SAY UC SANTA BARBARA RESEARCHERS IN NEW STUDY

June 17, 2002

Studies of Spider's Silk Reveal Unusual Strength

June 3, 2002

PROTOZOAN CHOSEN FOR GENOME SEQUENCING, RESULTING FROM PROPOSAL BY UC SANTA BARBARA PROFESSOR

May 29, 2002

ECOLOGISTS SIMPLIFY POPULATION THEORY

May 22, 2002

INSECT YIELDS CLUES TO EVOLUTION OF SPECIES THROUGH NATURAL SELECTION

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