Discovery of 'Punk' and 'Emo' fossils challenges our understanding of ancient mollusks
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Critical metals at continental edges: Research unlocks probable hot spots to support green economy
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Discovery of new class of particles could take quantum mechanics one step further
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Computational biologists develop AI that predicts inner workings of cells
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Plant cells gain immune capabilities when it's time to fight disease, scientists discover
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The hidden mechanics of earthquake ignition: How slow, silent stress release is prelude and trigger for seismic activity
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Roman-era dog penis bone painted red discovered in ancient quarry shaft
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Scientists discover a unique microbiome on our planet's roof
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Crop switching for climate change in China
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Researchers image magnetic skyrmions at room temperature for the first time
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My 90,000 shots of the sun: Andrew McCarthy’s best photograph
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Repairing a domestication mutation in tomato leads to an earlier yield
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Scientists find evidence that ancient 'hotspot' played major role in formation of Great Lakes
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Researchers tune active sites of bimetallic catalysts with atomic precision
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Drone mapping unveils 3,000-year-old fortress, reshaping ancient history
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Shipping emissions reduction in 2020 led to 2023 temperature spike, study finds
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A new era in genetic engineering: Researchers present single tool with multiple gene editing functions
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Revealed: The 10 most valuable vinyls - so, do you have one gathering dust in your attic?
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DNA adds new chapter to Indonesia's layered human history
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Dinosaurs may have roamed the northern hemisphere millions of years earlier than previously thought
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Sweat-wicking and radiative cooling: can new fabrics make living through extreme heat more bearable?
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Ants hold grudges, study suggests
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Young salmon may face hungry new competition from juvenile sablefish along northwest coast
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Why are lemurs nearly extinct, and yet so diverse?
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Gamma-ray outburst detected from the radio source 3C 216
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NASA punts Mars Sample Return decision to the next administration
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Harnessing AI to bridge knowledge gaps in global antimicrobial resistance efforts
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Invasive tilapia species threaten Gulf of Carpentaria ecosystems
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Low-income single moms use government aid as family leave, study reveals
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New orchid found on Australian island resembles a cupcake
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Despite over 200 conservation measures, Mediterranean sharks still face extinction threats
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Bay Area innovator uses AI to tackle California students' declining math skills
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An endangered Hawaiian crow went extinct in the wild: The San Diego Zoo is trying to help save them
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Were the people laid to rest at Sutton Hoo really royals? Scientist suggests alternative theory for Suffolk's 1,400-year-old burial site
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Scientist reveals the simple switches you should make to avoid eating microplastics
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The LZ experiment's first science run sets new constraints on dark matter interactions
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Simulations of supercooled liquid molecular dynamics may lead to higher-quality glass production at lower cost
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A CubeSat mission will detect X-rays from GRBs and black-hole mergers
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Iraqi archaeologists piece together ancient treasures ravaged by IS
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NASA eyes SpaceX, Blue Origin to cut Mars rock retrieval costs
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US company Firefly Aerospace to launch for moon next week
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In Brazil, an Amazon reforestation project seeks to redeem carbon markets
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Wildfire sparks panicked evacuations in Los Angeles suburb
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Elk on a shelf: Colorado wildlife officials rescue elk tangled in rope on ice climbing route
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AI–based method assesses depression in business leaders
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Study assesses the benefits of alfalfa-almond intercropping
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Findings may help researchers develop a medication-friendly grapefruit
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Ready to quit vaping in the new year? A new study uncovers the best ways
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No telescope needed: how to navigate the Australian night sky in summer | Virginia Kilborn
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One in seven people have a 'highly connected' relationship with a house plant, study reveals
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Dry January not just a fad: More Brits are drinking low and no alcohol beers than ever before, study reveals
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19 times a day: Male medaka mating limits revealed
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New self-driving car launching in 2026 that aims to compete with Tesla
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Sunlight's power: Predicting global lake pollution reduction through photochemistry
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Ring-shaped polymers solidify into glass, offering sustainable material potential
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Recreational trails disturb grizzly bears and wolves more than expected
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Unraveling the physics behind severe flash floods in Indonesia's new capital
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Study reveals cold front effects on energy exchange over a Finnish lake
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Unveiling hidden climate dynamics: Using mathematics of optimal transport to decode 21st-century climate change
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Will Comet G3 ATLAS perform at perihelion?
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Groundwater simulation uncovers hidden paths and long-distance flows on a continental scale
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NASA proposes cheaper, quicker way to get Mars rocks and soil to Earth
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Polymer-based network gives artificial cells a life-like cytoskeleton
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Failure to agree on plastics treaty may spark health crisis
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Snail darter revisited: Famous fish that halted a dam's construction is not endangered after all
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Why some birds choose to divorce while others mate for life
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A new effort could help to wipe 'phantom agents' from pathogen regulatory lists
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Low-symmetry coordination cages enable sensitive recognition and selective enrichment of higher fullerene isomers
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Earth's air war: Explaining the delayed rise of plants and animals on land
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Reexamining the Prisoner's Dilemma: Study finds diversity and context play a larger role than thought
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