Men aim higher but matches favor similarity: Study reveals online dating patterns
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Dinosaur tracks reveal first evidence of mixed-species herding behavior
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Surprise results in search for South African lizard species that have been missing for decades
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Universal law predicts how city traffic adapts during extreme flood events
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Intestinal damage results from hidden cryptosporidium cell invasion, study shows
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States legally obligated to tackle climate change: ICJ
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Ground-based sensors can distinguish intact from fragmented meteoroid fireballs
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Hybrid approach developed for analyzing and designing graphene nanosheet-based materials
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Study questions whether executive function assessments measure universal abilities or school-based skills
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Scientists outline integrated AI-biotech approach to advance sustainable crop development
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Hurricane trackers warn 12m of new storm threat as experts fear 'worst flash flood year ever'
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Microbial gene ratios reveal timeline and severity of oil spill contamination
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Flabby and flexible: How machine learning helps to build new proteins
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JWST finds plenty of low mass black holes in the early universe
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Coral reef food webs revealed to be more siloed and vulnerable than previously understood
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Scientists in Barbados overturn hundreds of rocks to rediscover world's smallest-known snake
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Bat populations look to bounce back from another setback from deadly fungus
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Superheated gold withstands 'entropy catastrophe': New method challenges established physics
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Molecule activated by cobalt targets DNA three-way junctions linked to cancer
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Demonstration of first antimatter quantum bit paves way for improved comparisons of matter and antimatter
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XRISM satellite maps sulfur in both gas and solid forms across Milky Way
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Harnessing the potential for climate action and biodiversity conservation
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Now-submerged migration routes redraw map of how humans settled beyond Africa
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Two ways cities can beat the heat: Which is best, urban trees or cool roofs?
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Grandparent care: Women from poorer backgrounds help out most with childcare
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How germy is the public pool? An infectious disease expert weighs in
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Binary star systems are complex astronomical objects. A new AI approach could pin down their properties quickly
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Forest loss in Malawi: How having women at the table affected debates and decisions about solutions
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How the nature of environmental law is changing in defense of the planet and the climate
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Sir Francis Graham-Smith obituary
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Green ammonia revolution: New electrolyte strategy boosts sustainable fertilizer production
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World-first deep-sea DNA study reveals global connectivity of marine life
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Ancient caiman may have preyed on another apex predator—the giant 'terror bird'
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Better health found in households using improved cookstoves in Rwanda
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Genetic tweak in mosquitoes blocks malaria transmission without affecting insect health
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The most complete view of the human genome yet sets new standard for use in precision medicine
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Underground maps reveal 90% of mycorrhizal fungal biodiversity hotspots lie outside protected areas
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First quantum confinement achieved without physical downsizing
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How evolution sent deer mice scurrying down two different paths of escape
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Feather-like crest on Triassic reptile challenges ideas about reptile evolution
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Fish-inspired adhesive device clings to soft tissues for underwater drug delivery
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Experts issue urgent warning over popular 'once-a-day' sunscreens
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Climate disasters are pushing people into homelessness—but there's a lot we can do about it
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Hosepipe ban survival guide: Which garden plants to save and which to sacrifice
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Q&A: Expert discusses implications of administration's plans for AI
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Popular Tunisian island's cultural heritage at risk due to tourism, neglect and climate change
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Ghosted by a friend? Four expert tips on how to handle the hurt
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Is today's political climate making dating harder for young people?
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A global treaty to limit plastic pollution is within reach—will countries seize the moment?
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Two new varieties of muscadine grape species to see release this fall, expand growing season
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Do countries have a duty to prevent climate harm? The world's highest court is about to answer this crucial question
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Feeling the heat: Perseverance looks for evidence of contact metamorphism
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Researchers unveil user-friendly tool to alert beachgoers to contamination
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Enormous asteroid the size of the Leaning Tower of Pisa headed toward Earth in just DAYS
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Why collaborative mentoring for teachers is key to great education
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Yellowknife's giant mine: Arsenic exposure as Indigenous community was poisoned
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New scoring system for horse skin, coat condition provides insights into parasite impact
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Earth’s underground networks of fungi need urgent protection, say researchers
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Video: Ignis Mission: Return to Earth
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Study uncovers technologically appealing trick used by microalgae to manipulate light
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Optical frequency comb integration transforms absolute distance measurement precision
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A step toward solving central mystery of life on Earth
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Farewell to summer? 'Haze' and 'trash' among Earth's new seasons as climate change and pollution play havoc
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First satellite-scale retrieval of land surface temperature components
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Global contest puts analysis tools for single-molecule motion analysis to the test
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Spying on stingrays: First-ever tags reveal elusive behaviors and habitats
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New study shows how sweat really forms
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'Eat the rich'—why horror films are taking aim at the ultra-wealthy
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'Toothless' compulsory voting can increase voter turnout
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Novel material efficiently removes 'forever chemicals'
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