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New clues from old bones: Some Vikings were much more violent than others
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Children are developing 'Fortnite accents' after spending too much time playing the video game, experts warn
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Juvenile incarceration linked to poor adult outcomes and higher recidivism
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The complex origin story of domestic cats: Research points to Tunisia
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Fluorescence microscopy tracks phage attachment to bacteria in real time
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Study realizes symmetry-protected molecular qubits based on cold polyatomic molecules
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AI enhances molecular design with uncertainty quantification
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Magnetic force training helps AI take charge of material simulations
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Anxiety felt by today's young adults may be due to conflicting pressures to hurry up—and wait
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Desert reservoirs found to trap organic carbon in sediment
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Politicians' dark personalities can deepen political divisions
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Astronomers discover two more double-faced white dwarfs
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Microorganisms employ a secret weapon during metabolism at hydrothermal vents
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Little birds' personalities shine through their song—and may help them find a mate
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Deep dive into plant signaling data reveals a noisy 'elephant in the room'
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Earth's ionospheric turbulence may be linked to magnetospheric activity
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Growing wildflowers on disused urban land without first testing soil can damage bee health
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How local regulations helped create certainty and safety principles that enabled biotech's massive growth
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Allowing forests to regrow and regenerate is a great way to restore habitat
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Bat cells may combat deadliest human diseases
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Mechanically interlocked 2D chainmail unlocks smart polymers with shape-shifting capabilities
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Term or permanent life insurance? A new study offers guidance
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Macaque mothers' bereavement after infant loss differs from human grief
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Dolphins starve when seagrass dies off in Florida, study finds
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Paired eddy currents change how sound waves travel through the ocean
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Farm robot autonomously navigates and harvests among raised beds
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The California grizzly bear, gone for 100 years, could thrive if brought back
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The most distant twin of the Milky Way ever observed
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Adult pelicans are falling victim to toxic algae bloom
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Little-known quake fault has been quiet, but it could unleash devastation across Southern California
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Feeling salty? Increased salt stress reduces tomato pest activity
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The disease-fighting promise of mRNA
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New insights into protein-DNA interactions reveal cellular machinery secrets
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Revealed: The exact date you should turn your heating OFF this spring - as experts finally settle the debate
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NASA aims to fly first quantum sensor for gravity measurements
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Earlier migration signals deeper trouble for tiny birds
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UK dolphin deaths correlate with elevated sea temperature and chemical contaminants
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Butterflies benefit from roadside greenery in cities, finds Singapore study
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Your cells can 'hear': Uncovering the relationship between life and sound
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Earthquake strikes under Indian Ocean far off Australian coast, but no tsunami warning issued
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Pupy the elephant heads to a vast Brazilian sanctuary after 30 years in an Argentine zoo
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Ancestors of today's crocodilians survived two mass extinction events: Study uncovers secret to their longevity
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The bear in the (court)room: Who decides on removing grizzly bears from the endangered species list?
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Scientists find evidence that challenges theories of the origin of water on Earth
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New pollen-replacing food for honey bees brings hope for survival
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Foraging on the wing: How can ecologically similar birds live together?
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3D dynamic model offers more accurate hazard assessments for earthquakes
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Research confirms copper-based fungicides as a reliable solution for aerial stem rot in potatoes
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Growing interest in Spanish language and culture in China brings new channels for learning, like translating reggaeton
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Work beyond wage: A study reveals the hidden side of contemporary capitalism
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Climate change threatens seagrass, but it proves more resilient than expected
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How crater shapes are revealing more about Titan's icy crust
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Machine learning unlocks superior performance in light-driven organic crystals
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AI-powered algorithm enhances satellite monitoring of air pollution
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Central Asia's cropland may face more than 1,000% rise in heat wave exposure by 2100
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Colombia's peatlands could be a crucial tool to fight climate change—but first we have to find them
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Inactive components in agricultural runoff may be hidden contributors to drinking water hazards
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Resilient entrepreneurs ride a smoother emotional rollercoaster, study reveals
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A strong solar storm heads to Earth. Here's what to know about northern lights
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Chlorotonils: Naturals antibiotics' dual-action mechanism against multidrug-resistant pathogens uncovered
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Global warming has tripled the length of marine heat waves since 1940, modeling study finds
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Bumble bee decline tied to air pollution's disruption of gut microbiome
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Three burn parameters can make prescribed forest fires burn safer and cleaner
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New type of handheld detector for all types of ionizing radiation improves radiation safety
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How circadian clocks maintain robustness in changing environments
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Jupiter's enigmatic weather explained by confirmed 'mushball' phenomenon
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Finding friendship at first whiff: How scent influences our choice of friends
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Uncovering the hidden cost of water splitting: Study paves the way for more efficient clean energy production
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Seismologists share early analyses of Myanmar earthquake
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