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The evolution of bitter taste in New World monkeys
In this video we take a look at new research, recently published in BMC Evolutionary Biology, finding that evolution of bitter taste receptors has varied among New World monkeys in a way seemingly linked to differences in feeding ecology.
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Christopher Foote
Editor at BMC Series
Chris is the Editor of BMC Cell Biology, BMC Ecology, and BMC Evolutionary Biology. Before joining BioMed Central in 2012, he did a PhD at the University of Glasgow and post-doctoral research at Iowa State University.
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