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The island split in two by time: How ancient rifting reshaped Madagascar's landscape
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Previously unknown microbe turns food waste into energy
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The first people to set foot in Australia were fossil hunters
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Ancient antelope teeth offer surprise insights into how early humans lived
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New frontiers in research on industrial decarbonization | Science
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Unsaturated fat alters clock phosphorylation to align rhythms to the season in mice | Science
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Calcifying plankton: From biomineralization to global change | Science
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Nematode telomerase RNA hitchhikes on introns of germline–up-regulated genes | Science
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Ancient origin of an urban underground mosquito | Science
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Room-temperature charge localization in ion-coupled bilayer transistors | Science
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US should expand EIA requirements | Science
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Robust epitaxy of single-crystal transition-metal dichalcogenides on lanthanum-passivated sapphire | Science
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Vaccinations for all | Science
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Halt China’s waste incinerator expansion | Science
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Protect Uruguay’s seas from politics | Science
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Correcting the record on race and medicine | Science
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Dinosaur diversity before the asteroid | Science
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Homogenizing two-dimensional crystals | Science
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Urban pests traveled with ancient humans | Science
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Interstellar visitors: Smoking and nonsmoking | Science
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The paradox of kin avoidance in parasitic plants | Science
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South American long-necked dinosaur could easily stand on two legs, computational study finds
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Unexpectedly high heat transfer on the nanoscale confirmed
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Adoption of open research practices exceeding expectations
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Hearing Voices and the Inner Monologue Can Get Mixed Up for Those with Schizophrenia
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Ancient 'salt mountains' in southern Australia once created refuges for early life
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Two-thirds of spiking victims do not speak out about their experience
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New gene-editing tech repurposes bacterial retrons to correct large stretches of DNA
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A platform of gold adds color to nature's fundamental forces
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Coffee beans pooped out by civets really are tastier. Here’s why
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‘Fermented in the gut’: scientists uncover clues about kopi luwak coffee’s unique taste
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What tiny African frogs are teaching us about conservation
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The key to civet coffee is in the chemistry
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Australian biosecurity needs a whole-of government, whole-of-society approach
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Guinea baboons share meat according to fixed social rules that parallel hunter-gatherer societies
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Scientists reversed brain aging and memory loss in mice
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Researchers find certain ecological experiments may be too human-centric
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Which venomous snakes strike the fastest?
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A hit and run put the spotlight on teen dating violence. Here's how schools can help.
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3D models preserve threatened Buddhist temples in Western Himalayas
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Scientists issue urgent warning as once 'harmless' shark species kills snorkeler in first ever recorded attack
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Simulations hint at new strongly correlated states of matter in ultracold polar molecules
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Storm Melissa to become 'powerful' hurricane in just DAYS as latest spaghetti models reveal path to US East Coast
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Condensation defying gravity
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Q&A: Turning to trees for sustainable photoluminescence
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The zebrafish can heal its spinal cord using a sophisticated mechanism
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Exploring how AI could shape the future of student learning
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Continental shelf seas revealed as powerful carbon sinks, but cutting global emissions remains critical
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Climate change is turning global wildfires into monsters
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Scientists discover a 'super-Earth' less than 20 light-years away - and it could have the perfect conditions for aliens
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Newly discovered 'super-Earth' offers prime target in search for alien life
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Snakes' biting styles revealed in fine detail for the first time
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School isolation rooms are damaging pupil well-being, new study warns
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People With Dark Personality Traits Use Physical Touch As Manipulation
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Plastic pollution could linger at ocean surfaces for over a century, new research finds
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Nursing faculties of Catholic universities instill unique values, study suggests
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Ancient skeletons yield the first hormonal evidence of reproductive life
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Extinction rates have slowed across many plant and animal groups, study shows
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MIT discovers amino acid that helps the gut heal itself
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Optimal packing: How chloroplasts in plant cells maximize light use while allowing for safe rearrangement
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Scientists create a new form of light matter in a quasicrystal
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The true cost of deep-sea mining
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Europe plans satellite powerhouse to rival Musk's Starlink
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EU parliament adopts curbs on plastic pellet pollution
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Who is Dr Ashokkumar Veeramuthu? Indian researcher named among the world’s top scientists for the third time
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Amazon's delivery drivers will be forced to wear AI GLASSES that give them turn-by-turn directions to shave seconds off deliveries
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New molecular strategy achieves complete synthesis of anti-MRSA natural product
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