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Tree cavities for wild honeybees |
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Antibiotic resistance and cancer: six surprising places
scientists are looking for new drugs |
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There's a new squid in town |
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Super rats or sickly rodents? Our war against urban rats could
be leading to swift evolutionary changes |
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Illumination drives bats out of caves, no matter the color of
the light |
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MASS: An integrative software program for streamlined
morphometric analyses of leaves |
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Leopard slugs mate in the most beautifully bizarre way--and
nobody knows why |
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Scientists link decline of baltic cod to hypoxia--and climate
change |
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Studies show integrated strategies work best for buffelgrass
control |
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New technique to determine protein structures may solve
biomedical puzzles |
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Uncovering how endangered pangolins, or 'scaly anteaters,'
digest food |
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Study to help manage shark populations in Pacific Panama |
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Study sheds light on 'overlooked' bee species |
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Researchers listen in on the chemical conversation of the
human microbiome |
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Scales offer insight into chronic stress of fish, research
finds |
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Site search: A digital approach to proteins and cancer |
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A machine learning approach to identify functional human
phosphosites |
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Deciphering the equations of life: A new theory describes what
all animals have in common |
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Single-cell analysis of the earliest cell fate decisions in
development |
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Virtual reality and drones help to predict and protect koala
habitat |
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Mountain goats' air conditioning is failing, study says |
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Understanding Asteraceae: Validation of a Hyb-Seq probe set
for evolutionary studies |
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Azteca ant colonies move the same way leopards' spots form |
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Teams of microbes are at work in our bodies. Researchers have
figured out what they're up to. |
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New study identifies barriers to conservation success |
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A way to 'fingerprint' human cells |
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Experiment suggests the best ways to tackle invasive Oregon
grape in Belgian coastal dunes |
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https://phys.org/news/2019-12-local-traditional-knowledge-accurate-scientific.html |
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California commission lists yellow-legged frog as endangered |
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Researchers on the hunt for the 'pupping ground' |
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Bumblebees exposed to Chernobyl-levels of radiation consume
more nectar |
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Examining how primates make vowel sounds pushes timeline for
speech evolution back by 27 million years |
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Researchers reprogram T cells to improve cancer immunotherapy |
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How interacting with females increases aggression in male
fruit flies |
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As wild pig territory expands into city limits, public health
and safety concerns increase |
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The 'right' whale to save |
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Scientists use night vision to save bats |
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Carolina parakeet extinction was driven by human causes, DNA
sequencing reveals |
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Scientists devise 'lifespan clock' |
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How humans learnt to dance; from the Chimpanzee Conga |
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Novel study underscores microbial individuality |
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Team finds bovine kobuvirus in US |
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Virus multiplication in 3-D |
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The limits of ocean heavyweights: Prey curb whales' gigantic
size |
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Beyond 'shovelomics': Growing cassava in the air helps study
the plant's mysterious roots |
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Tiny insects become 'visible' to bats when they swarm |
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Caribou migration linked to climate cycles and insect pests |
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Ancient DNA confirms humans wiped out northern hemisphere's
version of the penguin |
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Study: The human lifespan is written into our DNA |
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Success in metabolically engineering marine algae to
synthesize valuable antioxidant astaxanthin |
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Chimpanzees may have evolved resistance to HIV precursor |
52 |
How Risso's dolphins strike a balance between holding their
breath and finding food |
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A (sorta) good news story about a songbird and climate change |
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Scientists develop a way to increase winter wheat yield by
46-60% |
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'Organic' label doesn't guarantee that holiday ham was a happy
pig |
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Margaret Morse Nice thought like a song sparrow and changed
how scientists understand animal behavior |
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Botswana animal groups outraged at elephant killing |
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Florida's black bears remain off-limits from hunters, but only
for now |
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Protein injections in medicine |
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Moongoose females compete over reproduction |
61 |
Salmon lose diversity in managed rivers, reducing resilience
to environmental change |
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Leaving home is beneficial for male squirrels but not for
females, study shows |
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Why are giant pandas born so tiny? |
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The wild relatives of major vegetables, needed for climate
resilience, are in danger |
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Savannah monitor lizards have a unique airflow pattern that is
a hybrid of bird and mammal flow patterns |
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Mitochondria are the 'canary in the coal mine' for cellular
stress |
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Thousands of 'penis fish' exposed on California beach |
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Cholera kills over 27,000 pigs in Indonesia |
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This little piggy went to court: German piglets 'sue over
castration' |
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Scientists find that unappetizing moths make less effort to
escape attacking bats |
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New CRISPR-based system targets amplified antibiotic-resistant
genes |
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Accidental invention could lead to easier methods of screening
drugs and toxins |
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Researchers isolate antibody that blocks bird flu |
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Conspiracy theories: How belief is rooted in evolution, not
ignorance |
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How to save olives from destructive diseases |
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New Australian shrimp species scales waterfalls, changes
gender and eats using 'nets' |
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Commentary: It's not too late to save the birds of North
America |
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Global mountain gorilla population grows to 1,063 |
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Pine trees with larger resin ducts better able to survive
mountain pine beetle attack |
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How cells muster and march out |
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Researchers establish how insects take advantage of the
carrion left behind by carnivores |
82 |
Southern white rhinos are threatened by incest and habitat
fragmentation |
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UK insects struggling to find a home make a bee-line for
foreign plants |
84 |
Researchers uncover defective sperm epigenome that leads to
male infertility |
85 |
Function of new microRNAs identified in Salmonella and
Shigella infections |
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Climate change could make RSV respiratory infection outbreaks
less severe, more common |
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Evolutionarily novel genes at work in tumors |
88 |
New 'netherworldly' freshwater fish named for Thai
conservation visionary |
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Resident orcas' appetite likely reason for decline of big
Chinook salmon |
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Collaboration yields insights into mosquito reproduction |
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New methods promise to speed up development of new plant
varieties |
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Underwater pile driving noise causes alarm responses in squid |
93 |
Red-winged blackbird nestlings go silent when predators are
near |
94 |
Leafcutter ants accelerate the cutting and transport of leaves
during stormy weather |
95 |
Study finds Chinese plant biodiversity at risk due to human
activity |
96 |
Koalas rescued from path of raging bushfire |
97 |
Newly discovered retinal structure may enhance vision for some
birds |
98 |
Penguin study reveals Southern Ocean's Ice Age history |
99 |
The long tale of a lizard's regrown tail |
100 |
New tool could help researchers design better cancer vaccines |
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Slime Santa beard likes hot peppers |
102 |
Even resilient common species are not immune to environmental
crisis |
103 |
Rare animals and plants organize in ghettos to survive |
104 |
Researchers identify molecular machinery critical for cell
mobility |
105 |
Donkeys are natural heat lovers and prefer Bethlehem to
Britain |
106 |
Moths and perhaps other animals rely on precise timing of
neural spikes |
107 |
Aussie icon has the koalafications of both marsupials and
primates |
108 |
Plant-eating insects disrupt ecosystems and contribute to
climate change |
109 |
Research team uses crossbows and drones to collect bacteria
from whales |
110 |
How cells get moving |
111 |
Agricultural parasite avoids evolutionary arms race, shuts
down genes of host plants |
112 |
Researchers uncover genetic mystery of infertility in fruit
flies |
113 |
Newly discovered protein gives signal for virus infection |
114 |
Large carnivores and zoos--essential for biodiversity
conservation marketing |
115 |
First study on human-grade dog food says whole, fresh food is
highly digestible |
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Scientists seeking cause of huge freshwater mussel die-off |
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Researchers provide new insights on the photoconversion
mechanism of phytochromes |
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