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    Scientists compared the fossil to digital versions of the bones. »
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    Research moves time window for sound learning to the prenatal stage. »
    Understanding how plumes take shape above thunderstorms could help forecasters. »
    A new phase of matter, thought to be understandable only using quantum physics, can be studied with far simpler classical methods. »
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    Models responded like real wood-frame homes during recent hurricanes. »
    Scientists document a loss equivalent to detonating a Hiroshima nuclear bomb. »
    Dark energy, the mysterious force that causes the universe to accelerate, may have been responsible for unexpected results (...) »
    Readily available food in places packed with people may be the reason. »
    Chilean scientists have announced the discovery of the first-ever southern hemisphere remains of a type of Jurassic-era "winged lizard" known as a pterosaur. »
    New insights into the role genomic structural variants play in gene expression. »
    As trees grow, does their seed production, too? »
    Development may lead to a real-time test for farmers to determine soil productivity. »
    The rise and fall of Earth’s land surface over the last three million years shaped the evolution of birds and mammals, a new study has found, with new species evolving at higher rates where the land has risen most. »
    The worldwide loss of bees and other pollinators is driven primarily by changes in land use (...) »
    Research reveals 'sponge' made by Geobacter can soak up uranium. »
    Thermoelectric technology converts waste heat into energy. »
    Study reveals threshold of reserves necessary for trees to survive. »
    Researchers have retraced the lifetime journey of an Arctic woolly mammoth. »
    Survey reveals new information on mysterious parts of the Milky Way. »
    New process for making nano-biomaterials with limited environmental impact. »
    Important parallels to other vector-borne pathways for disease transmission. »
    Researchers have captured on film the moment when a Seychelles giant tortoise, Aldabrachelys gigantea, attacked and ate a tern chick. »
    Climate-smart agriculture practices such as research-backed crop rotation, along with precise water and nutrient management, can safely and (...) »
    Indian Ocean has been warming much more than other oceans over the last half-century. »
    Researchers have developed a mathematical model that can predict the optimum exercise regime for building muscle. »
    Simulation of the deep-sea Venus flower sponge and how it responds to and influences the flow of nearby water. »
    Researchers have developed a framework for monitoring communities' resilience. »
    Root-associated microbes help plants cope with drought stress. »
    Game-changing discovery impacts tissue engineering, wound healing and cancer research. »
    Test finds ash at concentrations so low and sizes so small that other tests would likely miss it. »
    Cuttlefish can remember what, where, and when specific things happened – right up to their last few days of life, researchers have found. »
    Models and lab tests suggest the asteroid could be venting sodium vapor as it orbits close to the Sun, explaining its increase in brightness. »
    Researchers know less about the shipworm than previously thought. »
    Global microbiome transition network hints at origins and evolution paths of microbiomes. »
    Researchers have uncovered an answer with an assist from volunteers. »
    Search for ways to use solar power to generate the key reaction. »
    Scientists have created plants whose cells and tissues ‘blush’ with beetroot pigments when they are colonised by fungi that help them take up nutrients from the soil. »
    Researchers emphasize need for baseline information on microbial food webs. »
    One area might serve as a refuge to harbor ice-dependent wildlife. »
    Results underscore concern for health and well-being of people, wildlife and waterways. »
    Scientists decode structure of the enzyme responsible for ethane fixation. »
    An entirely new class of fire, spherical cool diffusion flames, or simply "cool flames," has been documented aboard the International Space Station. »






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