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Glimpse into ancient hunting strategies of dragonflies and
damselflies |
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Scientists unexpectedly witness wolf puppies play fetch |
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Factors that ensure cellular protein production |
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Crop residues are a potential source of beneficial
microorganisms and biocontrol agents |
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Cells protect themselves against stress by keeping together |
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Bartonella bacteria found in hemangiosarcoma tumors from dogs |
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'Living fossil' may upend basic tenet of evolutionary theory |
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Banking on a new community isotope database |
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Mobile protected areas needed to protect biodiversity in the
high seas |
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New model shows how crop rotation helps combat plant pests |
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ISSCR statement on ethical standards for stem cell-based
embryo models |
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New dog, old tricks? Stray dogs can understand human cues |
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Trophy hunt of protected Alpine ibex sparks Swiss debate |
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Study traces evolution of acoustic communication |
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Study shows human ancestors could have consumed hard plant
tissues without damaging their teeth |
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Sea lions: Cash cows in the Bay Area, but farther south,
fishermen say 'Shoot 'em' |
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Sanitary care by social ants shapes disease outcome |
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Plant organ growth is not so different from animals |
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Homosexuality may have evolved as an outcome of increased
sociability in humans |
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Surveying all the proteins on a neuron's surface |
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Novel protein positioning technique improves functionality of
yeast cells |
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How do sea stars move without a brain? The answer could impact
robotics and more |
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Fins and limbs tell evolutionary tale |
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Human-caused biodiversity decline started millions of years
ago |
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Black rhino population shows steady growth |
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Native plants can flourish after bushfire, but there's only so
much hardship they can take |
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Lessons on how to effectively tackle insect invasions |
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French oyster farmers fume as norovirus shuts down sales |
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How grass dances with fire |
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Mysterious little red jellies: A case of mistaken identity |
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Changing the leopard's spots |
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Sea lions yawn due to anxiety |
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Climate may play a bigger role than deforestation in
rainforest biodiversity |
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Hands off our grasslands |
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What is an endangered species? |
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Male sparrows are less intimidated by the songs of aging
rivals |
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Czechs detect bird flu as new Europe outbreak feared |
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Clones help famous elm tree named Herbie live on, for now |
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Strongly 'handed' squirrels less good at learning |
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On the edge between science and art: Historical biodiversity
data from Japanese 'gyotaku' |
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Climate change pushing Australia's platypus towards
extinction: researchers |
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Online campaign to save malnourished lions at Sudan park |
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Threatened species hit hard by Australia's bushfires |
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Australia fires 'devastating habitats' of endangered species |
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Australia's threatened bats need protection from white-nose
syndrome |
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Not bot, not beast: Scientists create first ever living,
programmable organism |
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6 million hectares of threatened species habitat up in smoke |
| 48 |
Jumbo undertaking: Elephant milk under the microscope |
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Disarming bacteria with mucus and phages |
| 50 |
Altruism in bacteria: Colonies divide the work |
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Tuberculosis bacteria survive in amoebae found in soil |
| 52 |
Can ecosystems recover from dramatic losses of biodiversity? |
| 53 |
Scientists were stumped when seabirds started dying. Now they
have answers |
| 54 |
Researchers solve protein structures to fight asthma |
| 55 |
Female chimps with powerful moms are less likely to leave home |
| 56 |
While promoting diseases like cancer, these enzymes also
cannibalize each other |
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How drones could help save our most endangered species |
| 58 |
Global study finds predators are most likely to be lost when
habitats are converted for human use |
| 59 |
New study confirms the importance of tiger population in
Thailand forest complex |
| 60 |
Crucial reef species may survive ocean changes under climate
change |
| 61 |
Counting Antarctic penguins with AI |
| 62 |
Novel composite antimicrobial film could take a bite out of
foodborne illnesses |
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Walking sharks discovered in the tropics |
| 64 |
Warmer and acidified oceans can lead to 'hidden' changes in
species behavior |
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Modified plants to curb climate change |
| 66 |
Conservation scientists are grieving after the bushfires--but
we must not give up |
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Many of our plants and animals have adapted to fires, but now
the fires are changing |
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'Shazam for fish': Acoustic monitoring a window into health of
waterways |
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Taming electrons with bacteria parts |
| 70 |
Fanged frogs, dwarf crocodiles and folding tortoises? Welcome
to West Africa |
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Lizard and snake size unrelated to climate |
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Method triggers selective degradation of proteins for analysis |
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Insecticides becoming more toxic to honey bees |
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Mayfly populations falling fast in North America |
| 75 |
New study reveals a life aquatic for many spider species |
| 76 |
Cave fights for food: Voracious spiders vs. assassin bugs |
| 77 |
Research shows potential for zero-deforestation pledges to
protect wildlife in oil palm |
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Tracking the scent of warming tundra |
| 79 |
Plants absorb lead from perovskite solar cells more than
expected |
| 80 |
Discovery of beneficial fungal taxa may help restore native
plant in the PNW |
| 81 |
Fat cells can sense sunlight--not getting enough increases
metabolic syndrome risk |
| 82 |
Insect bites and warmer climate means double-trouble for
plants |
| 83 |
Corals' partnership with microalgae helps in stressful times
but there's a trade-off |
| 84 |
Advancing the application of genomic sequences through
'Kmasker plants' |
| 85 |
New image analysis method for time-lapse microscopy shows how
giant viruses infect amoeba |
| 86 |
How fruit flies flock together in orderly clusters |
| 87 |
A model ecosystem fish story |
| 88 |
To reverse engineer dynamics of microbial communities,
researchers construct their own |
| 89 |
Mosquitoes are drawn to flowers as much as people--and now
scientists know why |
| 90 |
Vomiting bumblebees show that sweeter is not necessarily
better |
| 91 |
Biologists recommend urgent action to protect California
spotted owls |
| 92 |
Study reveals pre-Hispanic history, genetic changes among
indigenous Mexican populations |
| 93 |
Caterpillar loss in tropical forest linked to extreme rain,
temperature events |
| 94 |
Increased inbreeding in thoroughbreds may compromise future
sustainability of breed |
| 95 |
The yellow black-faced triplefin deflects sunlight to break
predator camouflage |
| 96 |
Deep-sea osmolyte makes biomolecular machines heat-tolerant |
| 97 |
Ranging behavior found to impact motor self-regulation in
free-range chickens |
| 98 |
Melting reveals drug targets in a living organism |
| 99 |
Multivariate patterning of human pluripotent cells reveals
induced paracrine factors in kidney organoid development |
| 100 |
Neutron source enables a look inside dino eggs |
| 101 |
Researchers slash pre-drug screening time from years to days |
| 102 |
Fighting microbes with microbes |
| 103 |
Most rehabilitating sea turtles with infectious tumors don't
survive |
| 104 |
Study shines light on spread of Candida auris |
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New survey results reveal the experts and public's attitude
towards gene-edited crops |
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The color of your clothing can impact wildlife |
| 107 |
Genetic identification of human remains from the Spanish Civil
War and the dictatorship |
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Scientists identify gene that puts brakes on tissue growth |
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Autoimmunity may explain why an important immune system is
absent in many bacteria |
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