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// 4 years ago
To adapt to cities, birds must grow their brains or grow their families
As the planet becomes increasingly urbanized, many species, including birds, are struggling to adapt to human presence.
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// 4 years ago
Rats are more generous when they sniff the smell of hunger
Rats can smell hunger, according to a new study. Research showed rats are more generous when exposed to the odor of hunger. The phenomenon suggests rats use odor cues to prioritize care and assistance for rats in need.
Science News
// 4 years ago
Teeth provide permanent archive of life, study shows
Your teeth provide a detailed account of your life, much as a tree's rings record its history, a groundbreaking study shows.
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// 4 years ago
Scientists catalogue thousands of parasitic wasps in new monograph
In a newly published 1,089-page monograph, entomologists have detailed all of the known wasp species in the Microgastrinae subfamily, the most significant group of parasitoids targeting larvae of moths and butterflies.
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// 4 years ago
Ancestor of all modern animals found in ancient Australian mud
A tiny worm-like species called Ikaria wariootia sits at the top of the family tree that contains most modern animals, including humans.
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// 4 years ago
Stickleback study shows epigenetic changes key to climate change adaptation
Epigenetic changes, not beneficial genetic mutations, are the best hope for species as they adapt to climate change.
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// 4 years ago
Scientists unveil smaller, more powerful brain-machine interface
Researchers have developed a new brain-machine interface that allows the human brain to link directly with silicon-based technologies.
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// 4 years ago
Ancient cave carving depicts six-legged mantis-man
Researchers have discovered a unique petroglyph, depicting what appears to be a six-legged mantis-man, at the Teymareh rock art site in Iran.
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// 4 years ago
Mantle, not core, may have produced Earth's earliest magnetic field
New research suggests Earth's early magnetic field may have been generated by the liquid portion of the young planet's mantle.
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// 4 years ago
Smallest known dinosaur found trapped in 99-million-year-old amber
Paleontologists have discovered a tiny new species of dinosaur trapped in ancient amber from Myanmar. Scientists estimate the bird-like species is the smallest known dinosaur.
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// 4 years ago
Scotland's Isle of Sky hosted rich dinosaur diversity during middle Jurassic
Paleontologists have discovered a pair of fossil sites featuring dozens of dinosaur footprints preserved in what were once coastal mudflats.
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// 4 years ago
Remote Tierra del Fuego kelp forests surveyed for the first time in 45 years
For the first time since 1973, scientists have surveyed the health of remote kelp forests of Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of South America.
Science News
// 4 years ago
Coronavirus can live in air for 3 hours, on surfaces for 2-3 days
According to new research, the novel coronavirus can remain in the air for up to 3 hours and survive on some surfaces for two to three days.
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// 4 years ago
Very Large Telescope finds giant exoplanet where it rains iron
On a giant alien planet located 640 light-years away, scientists suspect it regularly rains iron.
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// 4 years ago
Scientists classify neurons by measuring their jiggle during a heartbeat
When the heart beats, it causes the human brain to jiggle. According to a new study, the phenomenon has helped scientists classify different types of neurons.
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// 4 years ago
Scientists spy rare eclipsing binary brown dwarf system
Astronomers have spotted a rare eclipsing binary brown dwarf system using the "first light" observations of a new array of telescopes in Chile.
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// 4 years ago
As health of prairie grasses decline, so does number of grasshoppers
Declines in the nutritious qualities of prairie grass have led to declines in the number of grasshoppers, according to a new study.
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// 4 years ago
Baboon moms carry deceased infants for up to 10 days
Wild baboon mothers carry dead infants for up to ten days, according to a new study. The research promises to illuminate the different ways animals deal with death.
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// 4 years ago
Earth, moon aren't oxgyen twins
Until now, most planetary scientists thought Earth and its moon were identical oxygen twins, but new research suggests the pair feature distinct oxygen compositions.
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// 4 years ago
Scientists call for more sustainable palm oil practices
Researchers are working to find, develop and scale the production of synthetic replacements for palm oil, but the process could take years. In the meantime, scientists have called for more sustainable palm oil practices.
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