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Line of defense: Scientists report surprising evolutionary
shift in snakes |
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Lava flows tell 600-year story of biodiversity loss on
tropical island |
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Scientists call on government to increase ambition to save our
ocean |
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Arctic 'doomsday vault' stocks up on 60,000 more food seeds |
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Diabetes in mice cured rapidly using human stem cell strategy |
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Scientists document striking changes in Pacific Arctic
ecosystems |
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Deforestation in the tropics causes declines in freshwater
fish species |
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New mapping technique shows how RNA interacts with chromatin
in the genome |
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Researchers develop fast, accurate test to identify toxins in
cereal crops |
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Want to help save wildlife after the fires? You can do it in
your own backyard |
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How science is supersizing your veggies |
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Henneguya salminicola: Microscopic parasite has no
mitochondrial DNA |
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For lemurs, water holes are a matter of taste |
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Large-scale graphical variations and climatic controls on tree
crown architecture |
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Mystery monkey: Rare red colobus caught on camera in South
Sudan |
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How South Africa's mangrove forests store carbon and why it
matters |
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Better rat control in cities starts by changing human behavior |
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Gene loss more important in animal kingdom evolution than
previously thought |
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The genetic secret of night vision |
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Researchers shed light on 'arms race' between bacteria and
viruses |
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Exceptional catapulting jump mechanism in a tiny beetle could
be applied in robotic limbs |
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The best time to harvest yams? Science says when the lower
leaves turn yellow |
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How changes in weather patterns could lead to more insect
invasions |
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World's first in vitro cheetah cubs born at Columbus Zoo |
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Discovery of bacterial ancestor yields new insight on calcium
channels |
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When it comes to conservation, ditch the 'canary in the coal
mine' |
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Genetic resistance to lethal virus found in key farmed fish
species |
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Powerful mantis shrimp pull punches in air for
self-preservation |
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Shrinking sea ice is creating an ecological trap for polar
bears |
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Insulin signaling suppressed by decoys |
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Stabilizing freeze-dried cellular machinery unlocks cell-free
biotechnology |
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The do's and don'ts of monitoring many wildlife species at
once |
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Parasitic worms have armies, and produce more soldiers when
needed |
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Seagulls favor food humans have handled |
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Deaf moths evolved noise-cancelling scales to evade predators |
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Seeds in Tibet face impacts from climate change |
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Scientists develop algorithm for researching evolutionary
history of species with whole-genome duplications |
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Why coronavirus could help save China's endangered species |
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Cellular metabolism regulates the fate decision between
pathogenic and regulatory T cells |
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Breakthrough virus simulations tackle the flu |
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Researchers turn bacterial cell into biological computer |
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Scientists create virus-resistant tomato plants |
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Melting properties determine the biological functions of the
cuticular hydrocarbon layer of ants |
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Global species loss could be halved |
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Overlooked arch in the foot is key to its evolution and
function |
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Vertical fibers in the suckerfish's suction cup-like fin help
it hitchhike |
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Biodiversity increases the efficiency of energy use in
grasslands |
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Mosaic evolution painted lorikeets a rainbow of color |
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Are cats the 'canary in the coal mine' for wildfire effects on
human health? |
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Cannibalism on rise among polar bears, say Russian scientists |
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Billions lost as illicit fisheries trade hurting nations who
can afford it least |
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Super-urinators among the mangroves: Excretory gifts from
estuary's busiest fish promote ecosystem health |
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Questions raised about of China anti-locust 'duck army'
(Update) |
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Helpful interactions can keep societies stable |
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Researchers discover an RNA-related function for a DNA repair
enzyme |
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How state-mandated pollinator plots support native bee
populations |
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How enzymes build sugar trees |
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Solar-powered water quality sensor could help fish farmers to
monitor pollution in ponds remotely |
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https://phys.org/news/2020-02-groom-dogs-image-cuter-harder.html |
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Abnormal growth of bacterial cells could be linked to
antimicrobial resistance |
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Roadmap to a win-win against invasive weeds |
| 62 |
There are two distinct red panda species, according to DNA
analysis |
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Researchers solve old biodiversity mystery |
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Baldness gene discovery reveals origin of hairy alpine plants |
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Scientists show how caloric restriction prevents negative
effects of aging in cells |
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Anthropogenic seed dispersal: Rethinking the origins of plant
domestication |
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SNIPRs take aim at disease-related mutations |
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Most amphibians can glow in the dark, scientists report |
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A tadpole with a twist: Left-right asymmetric development of
Oikopleura dioica |
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Monogamous female sea turtles? Yes, thanks to sperm storage |
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Deep-sea creature named after Metallica |
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Bifunctional nanobodies protect against botulinum neurotoxins
including Botox |
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The troubled waters surrounding the Spratly Islands |
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New immunotherapeutic strategy shows promise in eradicating
infectious biofilms |
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Naked mole rats migrate above ground with no help from the
moon |
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Discovery of expanding pectin nanofilaments that manipulate
plant cell shapes |
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Sugar-poor diets wreak havoc on bumblebee queens' health |
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Skin and non-adhesive cells on the skin's surface found to
play pivotal role in the formation of fingers and toes |
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Not falling far from tree: Ecologists study seed-to-seedling
transitions |
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Ecologically diverse clades dominate the oceans via extinction
resistance |
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Stable conditions during cell division |
| 82 |
This beetle got a boost when it partnered up with antifungal
bacteria |
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Looking through MudPIT for protein interactions |
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Deep-sea coral gardens discovered in canyons off Australia's
South West |
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From fermented foods and beverages to cosmetics: Discovering
the world of yeasts |
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Male-killing bugs hold key to butterflies' curious color
changes |
| 87 |
Red pandas may be two different species--this raises some
tough questions for conservation |
| 88 |
Climate change threatens relationship between polar bears and
ringed seals |
| 89 |
Bandicoot digs: The little marsupial burrows that keep
Australia's soil healthy |
| 90 |
Australia's catastrophic fish die-off: What has happened since
2019 |
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Advancing gene therapies: PIP pip hurray! |
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Accidental discovery: Some cat food manufacturers regularly
change ingredient composition |
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New study reveals what fish are up to under the ice |
| 94 |
DNA discovery can lead to new types of cancer drugs |
| 95 |
The enemy within: How a killer hijacked one of nature's oldest
relationships |
| 96 |
Genetic signature boosts protein production during cell
division |
| 97 |
SUWA: A hyperstable artificial protein that does not denature
in high temperatures above 100¡C |
| 98 |
GPS for chromosomes: Reorganization of the genome during
development |
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Egg stem cells do not exist, new study shows |
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Coronavirus: Domestic livestock strains are commonplace |
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New eggplant varieties resistant to extreme conditions |
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Logging to start in bushfire-ravaged New Zealand forests this
week |
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The mysterious Asian longhorned tick invades Virginia |
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Rethinking 'tipping points' in ecosystems and beyond |
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Disturbance is an important determinant on successful invasion
of P. corethrurus in tropics |
| 106 |
New 'organ-on-a-chip' system holds promise for drug toxicity
screening |
| 107 |
Opinion: Emotional support dogs make life harder for people
who rely on service dogs |
| 108 |
It's OK to feed wild birds: Here are some tips for doing it
the right way |
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Weaving insect wildlife back into the tapestry of life |
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When rocks lay the groundwork for the origin of life |
| 111 |
Federally protected lands reduce habitat loss and protect
endangered species, study finds |
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Quantifying objects: Bees recognize that six is more than four |
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Whether horseradish flea beetles deter predators depends on
their food plant and their life stage |
| 114 |
Widely used weed killer harming biodiversity |
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CRISPR-HOT: A new tool to 'color' specific genes and cells |
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Biologists capture fleeting interactions between regulatory
proteins and their genome-wide targets |
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How three genes rule plant symbioses |
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How quickly do flower strips in cities help the local bees? |
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