Plantwatch: A flower’s male parts carry all sorts of surprises for pollinators
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Outbreak of 'Frankenstein' rabbits with face tentacles now poses threat to HUMANS: Doctor warns which states disease will spread to next
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Most known species evolved during 'explosions' of diversity, shows first analysis across 'tree of life'
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Neanderthals bred with humans 100,000 YEARS earlier than first thought, scientists say - as they discover skeleton of five-year-old crossbreed
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Boys can help break taboo around periods
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For apes, out of sight isn't out of mind: Bonobos can mentally track multiple members of their social circle
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Desert missions, scorching space walks and defying gravity: The secret society living 'on Mars'... and punishing hell they're going through
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Study identifies key conditions for amplifying student voices in schools
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Genetic cause of feline atherosclerosis identified
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Where are the interstellar objects 1I/'Oumuamua, 2I/Borisov and 3I/Atlas headed now?
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Detecting exoplanet magnetic fields from the moon could soon be possible
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Exploring the dynamic interactions between El Niño-Southern Oscillation and tropical basins
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AI learns biological variability to develop a high-performance serum-free culture medium
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Moon flybys could save fuel on interplanetary missions
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Examining the ties between language and emotion
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Ultra-thin materials twist light into optical vortices for faster data transmission
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Wasp species previously unknown in US discovered
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Shared memories, different emotions: How Polish families talk about their migration to Germany
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Sensing sour: How SNAP25 powers taste signals and keeps sensory cells alive
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How Zelda and Studio Ghibli inspire happiness and purpose
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Grimm classics may counter negative effects of internet browsing
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Webb discovers a new moon orbiting Uranus
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Botanical time machines: AI is unlocking a treasure trove of data held in herbarium collections
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Life-threatening storm warnings issued as Hurricane Erin moves toward US East Coast
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Spain wildfires: Decades of rural decline made the blazes worse, but local economies can prevent further destruction
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Freud would have called AI a 'narcissistic insult' to humanity—here's how we might overcome it
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Sunlight-powered catalyst sets new standard for hydrogen peroxide production efficiency
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Corn root traits evolved with both human-driven and natural environmental changes, study shows
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Q&A: Wildfire char shows promise for reducing atmospheric methane emissions
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Study: When punishers profit, people are more likely to break the rules
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Q&A: What can AI developers learn from climate activists
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Extreme weather alerts can move markets. Here's what investors can learn from our new research
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Teenagers are choosing to study STEM subjects. It's a sign of the times
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Shipping policies designed to boost online spending instead drive consumers into stores
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Laws are introduced globally to reduce 'psychological harm' online, but there's no clear definition of what it is
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Misspelled names may give brands a Lyft if the spelling isn't too weird
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Chaos gardening: Wild beauty, or just a mess? A sustainable landscape specialist explains the trend
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How chefs and scientists are using kombucha and kimchi to study microbiology
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Clean hydrogen's iridium problem? Solved in an afternoon with new megalibrary
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Mathematical model reveals how collapsing matter and expanding voids shape universe's evolution
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Apollo Moon sample opened after 50 years contains evidence of extraterrestrial landslide
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Scientists discover new phenomenon in chiral symmetry breaking
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Ominous 'black moon' linked to apocalyptic prophecies set to appear in just DAYS
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Satellite imagery-driven models support chickpea farmers in the field
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Fast X-ray transients shine light on how stars end their lives and the distant universe
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Pocket-sized device detects E. coli in minutes
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NASA's Psyche captures images of Earth and moon
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Mysterious ancient cross depicting site of Jesus' crucifixion rewrites Christian history
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Carbon markets undervalue shade-grown coffee farms, global analysis shows
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Synthesis of a molecule found in guava plants offers hope in fighting liver-related cancers
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Only the humpback whale is capable of bubble-net feeding, study finds
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Researchers develop weekly monitor as global indicator for plant health
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New foundational atlas spans the entire Arabidopsis life cycle
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Living up to their 'killer' reputation: Watch the shocking moment a pod of orcas DROWNS a humpback whale off the coast of California
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Why does Australia have earthquakes? The whole continent is under stress from distant forces
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Svalbard lost 1% of its ice in the summer of 2024, more than any year on record
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Scientists decode water's key role in platinum-catalyzed biomass conversion
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Trees in the tropics cool more, burn less: For fire suppression and cooling, location is everything
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Scientists unravel long-standing mystery of ENOD40, a gene in legume nodulation research that marks nodule identity
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Study highlights resilience of small exporters in wartime Ukraine
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How could we clean up the algal bloom?
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A decade of global water cycle monitoring: NASA soil moisture active passive mission
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NASA tests potential bone loss treatment for long-duration missions
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Heavy metals found in the scales of black mambas allow tracking of pollutants
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Going with the flow: How penguins use tides to travel and hunt
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TikTok's online wild meat sellers—study finds endangered species on offer in West Africa
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Indigenous students want to finish Year 12. They need equal support and resources from schools to do this
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3D computational fluid dynamics illustrate badminton's 'spin serve' phenomenon
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How do researchers write narrative CVs? Does language matter?
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Heavy and painful periods linked to lower standardized test grades and attendance, new study finds
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