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Hotter European summers hinder migratory birds' ability to prepare for journeys
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Non-native plant species adapt to natural ecosystems faster than expected
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70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Reveals Ancient Nesting Clues
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Desert ecosystems emerge as frontiers for carbon sequestration and climate action
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Key 'fingerprint' reveals slowdown of Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation
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Bamboo dishes may leach pesticides and melamine into food
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AI rivals humans in political persuasion
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How to spot life in the clouds on other worlds
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Taking Hollywood to new heights: Romantic drama 'I See You' is set to be filmed in SPACE in 2026 - becoming the first western movie shot in zero-gravity
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Who speaks for the dead? Rethinking consent in ancient DNA research
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How number systems shape our thinking, and what this means for learning, language and culture
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Personalized freedom can increase cooperation, trust and fairness
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Public favors scenic wild spaces over mowed lawns
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Nanopores that act like electrical gates pave way for ion-based computing
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Metasurfaces show promise in boosting AR image clarity and brightness
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Monte Sierpe: Thousands of Mysterious ‘Holes’ in Peru May Have Been Ancient Barter Marketplace
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Entangled spins give diamonds a quantum advantage
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Cracking leishmaniasis: New DNA test can track infection
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'Weird' new species of ancient fossil snake discovered in southern England
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How climate change increased the risk of earthquakes in East Africa
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