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Chinese 'love revolution' chronicled through study of Western
cultural influences |
| 2 |
Burdensome California regulations stymie backyard cottage
production, study finds |
| 3 |
Researchers identify commonly overlooked key attributes of
effective leaders |
| 4 |
Wasp nests used to date ancient Kimberley rock art |
| 5 |
A new learning model to enhance citizen participation |
| 6 |
Researchers revise timing of Easter island's societal collapse |
| 7 |
Literature online: Research into reading habits almost in real
time |
| 8 |
Drones can determine the shape of a room by listening |
| 9 |
Resources and gender competence are needed for science
equality measures to be effective |
| 10 |
Words matter when it comes to apparel for people living with
disabilities |
| 11 |
A study shows growth trends in female homicide victims in
Spain spanning over a century |
| 12 |
Popularity distance between a restaurant's location and a
person's hometown biases ratings |
| 13 |
Artificial evolution of an industry |
| 14 |
Beyond Goodfellas and the Godfather: the Cosa Nostra families'
rise and fall |
| 15 |
Longer lives and lower birth rates strain family structures |
| 16 |
Researcher: True scientific integrity calls for customization,
not standardization |
| 17 |
As big cities get even bigger, some residents are being left
behind |
| 18 |
No food, no fuel, no phones: Bushfires showed we're only ever
one step from system collapse |
| 19 |
Statistical method allows the detection of higher order
dependencies |
| 20 |
Scientists resurrected a Wrangel Island mammoth's mutated
genes |
| 21 |
Nano 2020: Scaling up nanotechnology in virtual reality |
| 22 |
Fungal diversity and its relationship to the future of forests |
| 23 |
Carcasses important for plants and insects in the
Oostvaardersplassen Nature Reserve |
| 24 |
First mushrooms appeared earlier than previously thought |
| 25 |
Domesticated wheat has complex parentage |
| 26 |
Surprise discovery shakes up our understanding of gene
expression |
| 27 |
Team significantly expands the global diversity of large and
giant viruses |
| 28 |
How old are they? Some non-photosynthetic orchids consist of
dead wood |
| 29 |
A new approach to reveal the multiple structures of RNA |
| 30 |
Stopping yellow spot fungus that attacks wheat crops |
| 31 |
Scientists discover the mechanism of DNA high-order structure
formation |
| 32 |
Bird droppings provide clues to environmental change |
| 33 |
Bending with the wind, coral spawning linked to ocean
environment |
| 34 |
Deep diving into the science of beer |
| 35 |
Unveiling the biggest and most detailed map of the fly brain
yet |
| 36 |
Turtle tracking reveals key feeding grounds |
| 37 |
Shark attacks remained low in 2019--but bites from the elusive
cookiecutter were up |
| 38 |
California's monarch butterflies critically low for 2nd year |
| 39 |
How moon jellyfish get about |
| 40 |
Victorian efforts to export animals to new worlds failed,
mostly |
| 41 |
Study provides insight on how to minimize the impacts of
severe weather on wildlife |
| 42 |
Unravelling arthropod genomic diversity over 500 million years
of evolution |
| 43 |
Can a tiny invasive snail help save Latin American coffee? |
| 44 |
How Helicobacter stays helical |
| 45 |
Large marine parks can save sharks from overfishing threat |
| 46 |
Scanning system in sperm may control rate of human evolution |
| 47 |
Snake stem cells used to create venom-producing organoids |
| 48 |
Jewel beetles' sparkle helps them hide in plain sight |
| 49 |
Global warming could have a negative impact on biodiversity
generation processes |
| 50 |
Stressed-out dust is sharing antibiotic resistance genes |
| 51 |
New experimental vaccine for African swine fever virus shows
promise |
| 52 |
Why cells need acidic lysosomes |
| 53 |
Bayer stock climbs on report of Roundup settlement |
| 54 |
Sharp increase in Ningaloo whale shark injuries might be due
to boat encounters |
| 55 |
Researchers obtain 'high-definition' view of diabetes-related
proteins |
| 56 |
Human-wildlife conflict threatens protected reserves in East
Africa |
| 57 |
European fish stocks on the move |
| 58 |
What we learn from a fish that can change sex in just 10 days |
| 59 |
An S.O.S. for Australian wildlife |
| 60 |
15,000-year-old viruses found in Tibetan glacier |
| 61 |
As gray whale migration reaches its peak, scientists fear
another unexplained die-off |
| 62 |
Biologist provides framework for national invasive species
policy, implementation |
| 63 |
The regulators active during iron deficiency |
| 64 |
Crab larvae off Oregon and Washington suffering shell damage
from ocean acidification, new research shows |
| 65 |
Dance of the honey bee reveals fondness for strawberries |
| 66 |
With a protein 'delivery,' parasite can suppress its host's
immune response |
| 67 |
Shaping the social networks of neurons |
| 68 |
'Jumping genes' help stabilize DNA folding patterns |
| 69 |
The skin of the earth is home to pac-man-like protists |
| 70 |
What do Chinese opera masks and spiders have in common? A lot,
as it turns out. |
| 71 |
Scientists to search for relatives of extinct Galapagos
tortoises |
| 72 |
Earth's most biodiverse ecosystems face a perfect storm |
| 73 |
New portable tool analyzes microbes in the environment |
| 74 |
Study connects marine heat wave with spike in whale
entanglements |
| 75 |
If it's below 40 degrees in South Florida, the forecast calls
for falling iguanas |
| 76 |
Fungal decisions can affect climate |
| 77 |
'Net' is closing in on more viable biological control options
for fall armyworm menace |
| 78 |
Research suggests benefits of conservation efforts may not yet
be fully visible |
| 79 |
19th-century bee cells in a Panamanian cathedral shed light on
human impact on ecosystems |
| 80 |
Kiss and run: How cells sort and recycle their components |
| 81 |
'Profound' evolution: Wasps learn to recognize faces |
| 82 |
Unique centromere type discovered in the European dodder |
| 83 |
Wild tomatoes resist devastating bacterial canker |
| 84 |
Revenge of the albatross: seabirds expose illicit fishing |
| 85 |
Recreational fishers catching more sharks and rays |
| 86 |
Genetic marking discovery improves fruit quality, bolsters
climate defenses |
| 87 |
Getting to the root of plant survival |
| 88 |
Prescribed fires help native plants find mates, reproduce and
flourish: study |
| 89 |
New bacteriophage fully characterized and sequenced |
| 90 |
Finely tuned nervous systems allowed birds and mammals to
adopt smoother strides |
| 91 |
Kellogg pledges to phase out glyphosate in oats, wheat by 2025 |
| 92 |
Humans not always to blame for genetic diversity loss in
wildlife |
| 93 |
Glass frogs reappear in Bolivia after 18 years |
| 94 |
Scientists short-circuit maturity in insects, opening new
paths to disease prevention |
| 95 |
Beating the heat in the living wings of butterflies |
| 96 |
How do men and women store fat differently? Ask the fruit fly |
| 97 |
Scientists zero in on endgame for nasty bacteria |
| 98 |
In search for keys to regeneration, scientists ask a lot of
the axolotl |
| 99 |
It's time to start using ecological forecasts to manage
ecosystems |
| 100 |
Squid brains approach those of dogs |
| 101 |
Studying the geometry of a common skin disease |
| 102 |
Pulling out weeds is the best thing you can do to help nature
recover from fire |
| 103 |
Feral horses are destroying fragile post-fire habitat in the
Australian Alps |
| 104 |
Mouse brain region processes sound and motion at the same time |
| 105 |
Second of its kind 'sharpshooter' leafhopper from Brazil
'strikes' with its colouration |
| 106 |
Rethinking land conservation to protect species that will need
to move with climate change |
| 107 |
Hungry for hutia? Our taste for Bahamas' 'most peaceable
rodent' shaped its diversity |
| 108 |
New study identifies bumble bees' favorite flowers to aid bee
conservation |
| 109 |
'Scrambled' cells fix themselves |
| 110 |
Harrington Seed Destructor kills nearly 100 percent of US
agronomic weed seeds in lab study |
| 111 |
Screening sweet peppers for organic farming |
| 112 |
First release of genetically engineered moth could herald new
era of crop protection |
| 113 |
Smart single mother bees learn from their neighbors |
| 114 |
Showbiz apes find peace through painting in Florida retirement |
| 115 |
Pollination is better in cities than in the countryside |
| 116 |
Modified RNA has a direct effect on DNA |
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