Mammalian outer ear traced back to ancient fish gills
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The extreme teeth of saber-toothed predators were 'optimal' for biting into prey, study reveals
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The Balbiani body: Cracking the secret of embryonic beginnings
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A Sustainable Development Goal for space?
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Gene-expression study reveals 2-in-1 root armor protects plants from environmental stressors, fights climate change
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Scientist helps identify 1,000-year-old seedling linked to biblical myrrh
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Dense human populations linked to longer urban coyote lifespans
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Photoacoustic spectroscopy approach achieves real-time detection of low gas concentrations
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Small changes can dramatically boost efficacy of piezoceramics
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Physical signals as fate deciders: How mechanical forces extrude cells from tissues
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Discovering hidden wrinkles in spacecraft membranes with a single camera
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Neolithic Italian skull cache suggests centuries of ancestor veneration rituals
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Planets without plate tectonics could still be habitable
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Scientists drill nearly 2 miles down to pull 1.2 million-year-old ice core from Antarctic
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US emissions stagnated in 2024, challenging climate goals: Study
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Research links intensifying wet and dry swings to the atmosphere's sponge-like ability to drop and absorb water
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Synthetic beads mimic critical process in cell division, opening new paths for biomachines
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Robots in nursing homes boost employee retention, enhance patient care
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'Killer' fungal gene could provide key to control of plant diseases
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SpaceX sends up 1st Kennedy Space Center launch of the year
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Water and carbon dioxide detected in the atmosphere of a hot super-Neptune exoplanet
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Revealed: What your EYES say about you, according to science
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Scientists blame a new weather phenomenon dubbed 'hydroclimate WHIPLASH' for California's devastating wildfires - and predict similar events as global warming continues
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How contaminated is Hensley Field still? The US Navy plans to find out
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'Queen of the Wolves'—one of Yellowstone's oldest—dies after rival pack fight
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Wealthy wife, unhappy life: Men are sadder when their wives earn more than them, study finds
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Record cold quantum refrigerator paves way for reliable quantum computers
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'No more fires,' demand fed-up Amazon residents
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States struggle to curb food waste despite policies
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Extreme weather, suburban sprawl fuel LA's wildfires
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US astronauts upbeat seven months into eight-day mission
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Rubber tappers forge sustainable future in Amazon
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Japan startup hopeful ahead of second moon launch
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Deadly Los Angeles wildfires threaten Hollywood
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Urgent warning over SIM swap scam that gives hackers control of your phone number - here's how to keep your device safe
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Self-improving catalyst boosts hydrogen generation from ammonia
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Brits paying around £2million an HOUR to power up gas-fired power stations amid power shortages
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Nearly one in four freshwater fish species, crustaceans and dragonflies are at 'high risk of' extinction, scientists warn
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Material acts as biomimetic for teak wood, creating environmental barrier coating
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Yellowstone's standing dead trees pose growing wildfire danger
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Study identifies coastal black pine trees resistant to tsunamis and strong winds
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Decoding 2D material growth: White graphene insights open doors to cleaner energy and more efficient electronics
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How macronucleophagy ensures survival in nitrogen-starved yeast
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Blue mussels in the Skagerrak more diverse than previously thought
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NASA to test solution for radiation-tolerant computing in space
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Why do birds make so many different sounds? A study gets at the underlying factors
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Scientists uncover how the brain washes itself during sleep
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Micro, modular, mobile—DNA-linked microrobots offer new possibilities in medicine and manufacturing
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Mathematical methods point to possibility of particles long thought impossible
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Tiny microbe colonies may use electrical signaling to coordinate their behavior
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Whole streets burn as fires rage around Los Angeles
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Killing the competition: Bacteria produce molecules that help viruses infect their rivals
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Ash tree variability may offer restoration path post-beetle decimation
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Toxin-antitoxin systems could target invasive and resistant bacteria
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The difference between ecotypes and sourced plants in aquatic restoration
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New research reveals economic ripple effects of business closures, remote work and other disruptions
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'Wrong' data increases confusion over reducing ethnic civil war risk
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Physicists achieve simulation of non-Hermitian skin effect in 2D with ultracold fermions
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Uncovering clues to a natural gene-editing technique
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Warm seawater encroaches on major Antarctic ice shelf, raising sea level concerns
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Scientists unravel how ancient bacteria weave living mats—solving one of nature's oldest mysteries
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Blueberry industry at risk as powdery mildew spreads worldwide
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Dormancy: Life's first survival strategy?
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Proximity effect enables non-ferroelectric materials to gain new properties
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Scientists create scalable solution for analyzing single-cell data
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‘Good boy!’ Truffle-sniffing dogs are helping uncover hidden underground ecosystems
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Even the much lauded Nordic prisons are facing overcrowding and understaffing
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Communication studies expert attacks myths about harms of social media
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Crafting the perfect bite of meat: Engineers develop metamaterials that mimic muscle and fat architecture
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Scorching climate drove lampreys apart during Cretaceous period, DNA and fossil record reveal
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