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01-09-2024
Bad news – mosquitoes prefer heat and actually thrive in the warming climate
Recent research from Washington University in St. Louis sheds new...
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01-09-2024
"Chaotic" protein that fuels 75% of all cancers can be controlled with new therapy
In a significant breakthrough, scientists at the University of California,...
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01-09-2024
Sleep restores the balance between order and chaos in our brains
Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis have proposed a...
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01-09-2024
Some butterflies are better at regulating their body temperature than others
A study recently published in the Journal of Animal Ecology...
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01-08-2024
Coral ‘nurseries’ need protection equal to that of established coral reefs
When we envision coral reefs and coral nurseries, we often...
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01-08-2024
Different bee species have unique nutritional needs and appetites
Have you ever wondered why certain flowers are more appealing...
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01-08-2024
AI can decipher every possible facial expression and emotion, outperforming therapists
The human face is often described as a mirror, reflecting...
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01-08-2024
Male southern elephant seals are extremely picky eaters
Given their size and status as one of the top...
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01-08-2024
Humans and Neanderthals may actually belong to the same species
A revised interpretation of Neanderthals, traditionally viewed as brutish and...
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01-08-2024
Cancer risk in dogs is greatly elevated by exposure to cigarette smoke
In a study led by Purdue veterinarian Deborah Knapp, experts...
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01-08-2024
Lethal attraction: Plantations are deadly for infant primates 
Researchers have uncovered startling evidence that frequent visits to oil...
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01-08-2024
Planet Mars captured in "true" color for the first time ever
Twenty years ago, the European Space Agency's Mars Express embarked...
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