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Why tourism's future lies in its past |
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Study of African society inspires broad thinking about human
paternity, fidelity |
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Why is the pain of women and minorities often ignored? |
| 4 |
Study finds no acceleration in crime from Formula 1 race |
| 5 |
To help students think in 3-D, a geologist turns to paper
model making |
| 6 |
What's the real cost of a bottle of soda (and everything
else)? |
| 7 |
Repor: Justice-involved youth experience mental and
psychological challenges |
| 8 |
Mobile phones are a workplace problem in retail |
| 9 |
Male doctoral graduates earn more, more likely to have
permanent jobs than female counterparts |
| 10 |
The 20-minute neighborhood: Why isn't it a key policy
direction? |
| 11 |
Have a little, as a treat: Excuses and 'indulgence effects' in
consumption |
| 12 |
New analysis sheds important light on an ancient mass
extinction event |
| 13 |
Mathematicians propose new way of using neural networks to
work with noisy, high-dimensional data |
| 14 |
Study charts rising trend of image-based sexual abuse |
| 15 |
Tiny prehistoric lizard sheds light on reptile evolution |
| 16 |
In an Internet vacuum, private securities companies prosper in
the 'new wild west' |
| 17 |
Hate speech dominates social media platform when users want
answers on terrorism |
| 18 |
Earliest interbreeding event between ancient human populations
discovered |
| 19 |
How a 'no raw data, no science' outlook can resolve the
reproducibility crisis in science |
| 20 |
People prefer monthly payments in multiples of $100, even when
it may cost them money |
| 21 |
It's a crime--but for meth cooks, it's also a job |
| 22 |
Archaeologists discover lost city that may have conquered the
kingdom of Midas |
| 23 |
Report shows 3 million Australians living in poverty |
| 24 |
Canada cannot dust off gender roles in home |
| 25 |
Carbon pricing may be overrated, if history is any indication |
| 26 |
Researchers examine how stereotypes of older adults impact
jury duty |
| 27 |
Fossils help identify a lone 'bright spot' in a similar state
to coral reefs before human impact |
| 28 |
Social accounting, a different perspective when analysing
public spending efficiency |
| 29 |
Roman Forum find could be shrine to Rome's founder, Romulus |
| 30 |
Fossilized wing gives clues about Labrador's biodiversity
during the Cretaceous |
| 31 |
Disease-aggravating mutation found in a mouse model of
neonatal mitochondrial disease |
| 32 |
How climate change is affecting gardens |
| 33 |
Barramundi seek safe refuge after rains |
| 34 |
Great Barrier Reef water pollution threatens dolphins |
| 35 |
Diving into Denver's geese controversy |
| 36 |
Spider glue turns moths' defenses against them |
| 37 |
Scientists create listeriosis-immune mice by turning off gene
in myeloid cells |
| 38 |
Compulsory cat microchipping is great in theory, but the
system is flawed |
| 39 |
https://phys.org/news/2020-01-tougher-captive-bred-game-birds.html |
| 40 |
Fungi as food source for plants |
| 41 |
Historical impacts of development on coral reef loss in the
South China Sea |
| 42 |
Success and failure of ecological management is highly
variable |
| 43 |
Researchers develop new approach to more efficiently store and
preserve human cells |
| 44 |
Protective protein in the eye lens affects protein oxidation |
| 45 |
Research shows airborne microbes link Great Barrier Reef and
Australian continent |
| 46 |
Blind as a bat? The genetic basis of echolocation in bats and
whales |
| 47 |
Researchers combine technologies to resolve plant pathogen
genomes |
| 48 |
Understanding how cells defend their genome against invaders |
| 49 |
A host's genes likely influence the spread of antibiotic
resistance |
| 50 |
Molecular machine tears toxic protein clumps apart |
| 51 |
Watching bat coronaviruses with next-generation sequencing |
| 52 |
Molecular motors direct the fate of stem cells |
| 53 |
Identifying factors associated with reports of accidental
opioid poisoning in dogs |
| 54 |
Scientists learn how plants manipulate their soil environment
to assure a cheap, steady supply of nutrients |
| 55 |
One quarter of bacterial pathogens can spread antibiotic
resistance directly to peers |
| 56 |
Nitrogen fertilizers finetune composition of individual
members of the tomato microbiota |
| 57 |
Can chickpea genes save mustard seeds from blight disease? |
| 58 |
Speedy recovery: New corn performs better in cold |
| 59 |
Drug lord's hippos make their mark on foreign ecosystem |
| 60 |
The health of foundation species promotes the stability of the
ecosystems that depend on them |
| 61 |
Prescribed burns benefit bees |
| 62 |
Berlin's panda twins ready for public debut |
| 63 |
Cells' springy coils pump bursts of RNA |
| 64 |
Microscopic partners could help plants survive stressful
environments |
| 65 |
Researchers discover a genetic mechanism that affects birth
defects, some cancers |
| 66 |
Biological diversity as a factor of production |
| 67 |
Oysters as catch of the day? Perhaps not, if ocean acidity
keeps rising |
| 68 |
Why Australia's severe bushfires may be bad news for tree
regeneration |
| 69 |
Coral genes go with the flow further than expected |
| 70 |
Solving the riddle of strigolactone biosynthesis in plants |
| 71 |
Novel method for reading complete genomes from limited amounts
of biological material |
| 72 |
Biophysicists find 'extra' component in molecular motor |
| 73 |
Researchers discover high levels of selenium in wheat grown in
selenium-rich areas |
| 74 |
Scientists boost gene-editing tools to new heights in human
stem cells |
| 75 |
Trees might be 'aware' of their size |
| 76 |
Orientation of protein patterns |
| 77 |
Immune systems not prepared for climate change |
| 78 |
Near caves and mines, corrugated pipes may interfere with bat
echolocation |
| 79 |
Researchers discover new cellular mechanism related to aging
and chronic illnesses |
| 80 |
Hemp 'goes hot' due to genetics, not growing conditions |
| 81 |
Bacteria engineered to protect bees from pests and pathogens |
| 82 |
Zoo improvements should benefit all animals |
| 83 |
Study provides first look at sperm microbiome using RNA
sequencing |
| 84 |
Got slime? Using regenerative biology to restore mucus
production |
| 85 |
New potato varieties have lower levels of probable carcinogen |
| 86 |
Survival of Australian species hinges on working together |
| 87 |
Endoplasmic reticulum found to contact at least two
membraneless compartments and influence their behavior |
| 88 |
Study identifies the first potentially invasive species to
reach the Antarctica on drifting marine algae |
| 89 |
How do woodpeckers avoid brain injury? |
| 90 |
Efficient cryopreservation of genetically modified rat
spermatozoa |
| 91 |
Not-so-dirty birds? Not enough evidence to link wild birds to
food-borne illness |
| 92 |
Simplifying simple sequence repeats |
| 93 |
A tsetse fly's bite can be fatal: New research takes a step
toward ending that |
| 94 |
Relative of extinct tortoise located in Galapagos |
| 95 |
US states join global push to ban animal-tested cosmetics |
| 96 |
Grey seals discovered clapping underwater to communicate |
| 97 |
Research could reveal how human social life evolved |
| 98 |
Dozens of koalas dead after logging at Australian plantation |
| 99 |
Observing the specific roles of cells that have been lost in
the noise of the body |
| 100 |
Australian animals under extreme stress in drought, bushfires |
| 101 |
Signs of fires, hurricanes, other disruptions linger in the
Florida Everglades for years |
| 102 |
Butterflies can acquire new scent preferences and pass them on
to their offspring |
| 103 |
Shape-morphing living composites |
| 104 |
Promising advances in breast regeneration therapy |
| 105 |
Family matters for world's second biggest fish |
| 106 |
New membranes for cellular recycling |
| 107 |
Updated shark tagging atlas provides more than 50 years of
tagging and recapture data |
| 108 |
Extinction is difficult to prove for Earth's ultra-rare
species |
| 109 |
The secret life of microbes: A snapshot of molecules in a
deep-sea symbiosis |
| 110 |
Exposing a virus's hiding place reveals new potential vaccine |
| 111 |
How and when spines changed in mammalian evolution |
| 112 |
French mathematician and spider aficionado Cedric Villani
honoured with a new orb-weaver |
| 113 |
Lights out? Fireflies face extinction threats of habitat loss,
light pollution, pesticides |
| 114 |
The sleeping sigma factor--a previously unrecognized mechanism
of bacterial transcriptional regulation |
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