Where is Tahlequah? What we know about the mother orca and her calf
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Panorama of Andromeda galaxy unveils hundreds of millions of stars
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Heavy dipnictogen chemistry: Researchers create heterocycles with more than one antimony atom
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Schools need to boost entry-level salaries to better compete for novice teachers, study says
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Seedling shuffle: Climate warming reshapes plant communities by changing the order of seed germination
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Stronger, greener superglue: Biodegradable polymer outperforms commercial options
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Study examines how climate change has shaped coastal forests over the last decade
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Is the moon a chunk ejected from Earth? Study sheds light on moon formation, origin of water on Earth
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Musk's Starship set for launch after Bezos orbital triumph
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Geoengineering strategies against climate change could positively impact agriculture
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Double the disks, double the discovery: New insights into planet formation in DF Tau
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Water gives cells a push in blood vessel formation
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Art analysis: 2D multifractal tools examine Jackson Pollock's expressionism
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New process creates ordered semiconductor material at room temperature
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Scientists uncover new human-caused shifts in global water cycle
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High-resolution imaging reveals ribosome dynamics in yeast cells
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Global model shows how diet can reduce environmental impact
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Tiny galaxy reignites, shedding light on star formation and cosmic evolution
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Climate change may be driving spread of a deadly fungus from U.S. Southwest
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News at a glance: Oldest continuous ice core, formaldehyde’s risks, and building Africa’s science workforce
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Distinct myeloid-derived suppressor cell populations in human glioblastoma | Science
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Neuronal-ILC2 interactions regulate pancreatic glucagon and glucose homeostasis | Science
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Evolution of interorganismal strigolactone biosynthesis in seed plants | Science
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First-ever simulation of chaotic sound wave propagation confirms acoustic turbulence theory
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Early warning system allows bacteria to form protective biofilms in advance
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Bolivian forests hold carbon storage potential | Science
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Drought in a warmer, CO2-rich climate restricts grassland water use and soil water mixing | Science
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Global increase in the occurrence and impact of multiyear droughts | Science
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3D polycatenated architected materials | Science
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Mechanically interlocked two-dimensional polymers | Science
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Nonalloyed α-phase formamidinium lead triiodide solar cells through iodine intercalation | Science
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The ancestral genome’s tale | Science
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Enact reforms to protect Bolivia’s forests from fire | Science
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Forestry bill threatens the Amazon’s water cycle | Science
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Rooting out racial prejudices | Science
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The growing threat of multiyear droughts | Science
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Myostatin’s flex on the reproductive hormone axis | Science
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Navigating the complexity of touch | Science
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Not-so-fragile matter | Science
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“Identity politics” is economic policy | Science
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Don’t pretend COVID-19 didn’t happen | Science
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In Science Journals | Science
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In Other Journals | Science
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Microbial cell factories may help get to the root of understudied plant molecules
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Earth's water cycle: Study reveals how climate change may alter hydrology of grassland ecosystems
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Quantum engineers 'squeeze' laser frequency combs to make more sensitive gas sensors
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New chainmail-like material could be the future of armor
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American studies degrees are declining in popularity, but the subject has never been more important
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40-year study suggests extreme droughts will become more frequent and severe
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How interactive 'climate fresk' workshops are trying to accelerate environmental awareness around the globe
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Soaring wealth inequality has remade the map of American prosperity
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Climate science seeks solutions for agriculture in warming world
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Damage to RNA, not DNA, found to be main cause of acute sunburn
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Canada's water governance and management systems threaten the country's water supply
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Developing an autonomous AI assistant to build nanostructures
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Why citizen scientists are key in the fight against invasive species
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Drum mills achieve kilogram-scale ibuprofen synthesis with green technique
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Current climate policies risk catastrophic societal and economic impacts
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Hundreds of homes evacuated as Patagonia fires grow in Argentina
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Understanding pathogens and parasites—and the future of the planet
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How sexuality conflicts are quietly breaking relationships apart
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Community savings groups in Uganda are good stewards of local people's money, and of outsiders' funds too
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Chinese researchers discover novel quantum state of matter
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African countries need more PhD graduates but students are held back by a lack of money and support
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The L.A. fires have prompted a reckoning for the insurance industry—Australian premiums could soar as a result
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Svalbard study exposes huge loss of glaciers in one of the fastest-warming places on Earth
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Should I stay or should I go? Study reveals when young fish leave their home
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How America courted increasingly destructive wildfires, and what that means for protecting homes today
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Tuning magnetism with voltage opens a new path to spintronic neuromorphic circuits
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Researchers propose new physical model for predicting hardness of materials
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