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Does This Mean We Stopped Being Animal and Started Being Human Due to ‘Copy Paste’ Errors?
A Surprise Finding About Ancestral Genes In Animals Could Make You Rethink The Roles And Functions That Genes Play
Over 700 million years ago, a pivotal moment in evolutionary history unfolded with the emergence of a rudimentary creature boasting a front, a back, and a...
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The One Lifestyle Choice That Could Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk By More Than 22%
New Research Reveals How To Reduce Stress-related Brain Activity And Improve Heart Health
Recent studies highlight that certain cardiovascular risks remain beyond our control. Factors like age and genetic makeup are fixed and cannot be changed.
However, researchers emphasize that making subtle adjustments to diet...
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New Dino Species Found in Utah May Be the Last Known Survivor of a Mighty Dinosaur Lineage in North America
The newly discovered Iani smithi, an early ornithopod, stands as a symbol of change,...
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Mysterious Fossils Turn Out to Be Australia’s First Young Pterosaur – and That’s Not All
Meet Australia's Prehistoric Wonder, The First Juvenile Pterosaur And Maybe Oldest Ever Discovered in...
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Strange Organisms Force Scientists to Reconsider the Processes that Drive Carbon Cycling in Ocean
Coccolithophores, a widely distributed type of phytoplankton, have a crucial role in the exchange...
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Western U.S. And Canada’s Mountains Short On Snow – New Findings Suggest
A new study from the University of Colorado Boulder found that snow is melting...
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The Climate Disaster Is Here – Average Summer Days Heating Up Twice As Fast Ever Seen Before – New Report Suggests
A recent study led by the University of Oxford reveals that climate change is...
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There’s Another Thing Killing Coral Reefs Early – and We Can Actually Fix This Problem, New Findings Suggest
Coral reefs heavily rely on lunar-triggered broadcast spawning events to sustain and restore themselves...
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American Birds Are Shrinking With the Warming World, Claims New Research
"Body size appears to be a primary mediator of birds' responses to contemporary climate...
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One of Puerto Rico’s Most Iconic Animals Coqui Frogs Stop Singing ‘Co-qui’ As Island Heats Up
The coqui frog, known for its distinctive two-note call "co-qui," is highly sensitive to...
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Neanderthal DNA Shapes Modern Human Noses, Says New Research
Do You Have Increased Nasal Height? You Might Have Inherited This From Neanderthals
A new...
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Unlocking the Secrets of the Past: Scientists Breathe Life into Stone Age Molecules
From Fossilized Teeth to Ancient Chemistry: Breakthrough Study Resurrects Stone Age Microbes
In an interdisciplinary...
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How Nature Produces Oxygen We Breathe – A Key Secret of Photosystem II Just Revealed
From Sunlight to Oxygen: Researchers Capture Hidden Stage in Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis, the fundamental force behind...
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We Can’t Control Nature, But Scientists Think Their New Tsunami Early Warning System Can Help Prepare for Worst
From Sound Waves to Tsunami Prediction: Scientists Use AI to Assess Earthquake Risk
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Does This Mean We Stopped Being Animal and Started Being Human Due to ‘Copy Paste’ Errors?
A Surprise Finding About Ancestral Genes In Animals Could Make You Rethink The Roles...
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The One Lifestyle Choice That Could Reduce Your Heart Disease Risk By More Than 22%
New Research Reveals How To Reduce Stress-related Brain Activity And Improve Heart Health
Recent studies...
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Aging: This Is What Happens Inside Your Body Right After Exercise
The concept of reversing aging, once relegated to the realm of science fiction, has...
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Immune-Boosting Drink that Mimics Fasting to Reduce Fat – Scientists ‘Were Surprised’ By New Findings
It triggers a 'fasting-like' state
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