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...more than 10 billion combinations that could come from flipping a coin 33 times, so 30,000 does not seem such a small number after all. Besides, if fewer genes meant more free will, fruit flies would be freer than we are, bacteria freer still and viruses the John Stuart Mill of biology...
...graduation in 1954, Hively followed her husband to Fort Dixon, where she was employed as a quartermaster—“not what you think of as a good job for a college graduate,” she says—and then followed her husband to Camp Stuart, Ga., where she worked in a pawn shop...
Andrew E. Carlson ’03, Gabriella S. Rosen ’03 and Stephanie A. Stuart ’03 were honored at last Friday’s Strawberry Tea for winning the prize, which is awarded yearly by the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study...
Stephanie A. Stuart, a biology concentrator in Dunster House, travelled to Florida and Australia to conduct research for her thesis, titled, “What Sets the Latitudinal Limit of the Mangrove Habit...
...Stuart collected data from the two hemispheres, examining why some mangrove species are restricted to tropical and subtropical latitudes, paying special attention to the relationship between saline substrate and freezing tolerance in the tree tissue...