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Scientists uncover evidence that T.Rex's ancestors lived on the Isle of Skye 167 million years ago
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Alcohol makes male fruit flies more attractive to females by boosting sex pheromones, researchers find
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Microplastics detected in cat placentas and fetuses during early pregnancy
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Quantum computing predicts proton affinity with superior accuracy
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Existing international law can help secure peace and security in outer space, study shows
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Engineering hope: How I made it my mission to help rebuild Ukraine's critical infrastructure
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The boozy truth about life in Troy: Wine was an 'everyday drink' for almost EVERYONE in the ancient city, study finds
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Unlocking nature's code: Researchers draw parallels between AI models and genetic encoding
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Gliding avalanches: Field monitoring tackles the great unknowns
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Island life 200 million years ago: Ancient neptunian dike reveals rare mixed marine and terrestrial fossil assemblage
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