Widespread loss of marine sponges possible if heat waves intensify by just 1°C
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Ancient DNA suggests hunter-gatherers in Europe's lowlands endured until 2500 BCE
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Moderate Caffeinated Coffee and Tea Consumption Can Lower Dementia Risk
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New lithium-based green phosphors rival today's commercial LED standard
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What honey bee brain chemistry tells us about human learning
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Bird guano powered rise of Chincha Kingdom in Peruvian Andes, archaeologists find
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Rebuilding trust in global climate mitigation scenarios
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Twilight fish study reveals unique hybrid eye cells
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Bird Poop Helped Power One of Ancient Peru's Wealthiest Kingdoms
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Mira A ejects seven Earth masses, forming a heart-shaped cloud 300 light-years away
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Green or not, US energy future depends on Native nations
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Why Aristotle would hate Valentine's Day, and his five steps to love
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Love stories of the Berlin Wall: Couples reunited via tunnels, hot air balloons and zip wires
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Will artificial snow save the ski industry in the long run, or curse it?
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Yosemite’s Rare Firefall Returns This February — but the Fiery Glow Will Last Only Minutes
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Only humans have chins: Study shows it's an evolutionary accident
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Mars' 'young' volcanoes prove more complex than scientists once thought
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Carbon nanotube 'sandpaper' polishes semiconductor surfaces down to a few atoms
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Extinct Hawaiian ibis with strangely small eyes suggests a shift to nocturnal life
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Flipping and reversing mini-proteins could improve tuberculosis treatment
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Humic acid-modified bentonite improves ammonium retention and reduces nitrogen loss
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Parabolic mirror-enhanced Raman spectroscopy enables high-sensitivity trace gas detection
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How a tiny shrimp could hold the clue to better armor
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A new way to 'cage' plutonium
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The radical propulsion needed to catch the solar gravitational lens
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Freshwater ecosystems could play a critical role in climate resilience
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Strike against mask wearing in 1930s echoed COVID-19 protests, study finds
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Not all gigs are equal: Informal self-employment linked to lower pay, poorer health and instability
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UK winters grow wetter as greenhouse gases rise, research reveals
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Tiny marine animal reveals bacterial origin of animal defense mechanisms
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Not like other rats: Getting to know the rakali
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Ammonia leaks can be spotted in under two seconds using new alveoli-inspired droplet sensor
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Food chains in Caribbean coral reefs are getting shorter
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7,000-year-old deer antler headdress from Eilsleben illustrates contact between hunter–gatherers and early farmers
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Keeping an eagle eye on carbon stored in the ocean
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New experiments suggest Earth's core contains up to 45 oceans' worth of hydrogen
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Cyclone kills 20 in Madagascar as 2nd-largest city '75% destroyed'
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Southern right whales are having babies less often, but why?
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Majorana qubits become readable as quantum capacitance detects even-odd states
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Quick course correction needed to avoid 'hothouse Earth' scenario, scientists say
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Root microbes could help oak trees adapt to drought
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7,000 years of change: How humans reshaped Caribbean coral reef food chains
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A precise proton measurement helps put a core theory of physics to the test
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What the troubling use of the term 'ghettos' reveals about Denmark's attitude towards immigration
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Can life begin on a moon without a sun?
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Celebrating the women shaping the future of science and scholarly publishing
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Drones can offer a faster, more precise way to measure blackberry flowering
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New toolkit helps women report abuse in sport
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Scientists Gave People ‘Smart Underwear’ and Found We Fart Way More Than We Admit
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Is your phone your comfort blanket?
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We need to plan for what we fear, not just what we expect
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Mark Zuckerberg buys new $150 million Miami mansion after becoming latest tech billionaire to shun California
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Captured on camera for the first time: How tiny marsupials crawl to their mother's pouch
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Forget 'The One': Most people fall in love TWICE in their lifetime, study finds
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What's next after the Trump administration revokes key finding on climate change?
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Blockbuster weight loss drugs like Ozempic deliver big results but face big questions
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What changes fast in nature? A fish study tracks selection strengthening since 2016
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Electronic friction can be tuned and switched off
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Life may have started as sticky goo clinging to rocks
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Beach invaded by bizarre Stranger Things-looking one-footed creatures
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Study finds rediscovered music yields wildly different performances without shared traditions
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New research shows God-believing 'nones' align closely with religious Americans
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Study of tumor environment is first to show how vesicles are exchanged in tissue
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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is spraying water across the solar system
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Fossilized vomit reveals 290-million-year-old predator’s diet
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We visited the Arctic mine shaping Greenland's mineral future. Take a look inside.
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The origin of magic numbers: Why some atomic nuclei are unusually stable
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Almost every forest bird in Hawaiʻi is spreading avian malaria
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Subaru observations suggest an intrinsic gap in NGC 5466's tidal stream
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Elevated lead levels could flow from some US drinking water kiosks
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