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| 1 | To Study Blinking, a Scientist Needed a Literal Bird’s Eye View |
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| 2 | World's Oldest Python Found in Messel Pit |
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| 3 | Pythons Slithered Through Europe Before Coiling Around the World |
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| 4 | Revealed: The Shipworm Sex Tapes |
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| 5 | Another Thing a Triceratops Shares With an Elephant |
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| 6 | CSU biology professor named to list of 1,000 Inspiring Black Scientists |
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| 7 | Oldest-Ever Python Fossil Found in Europe | Smart News |
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| 8 | Fossil Friday: oldest python ever found suggests they’re originally from Europe |
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| 9 | DOL Issues Opinion Letters on FLSA Exempt Status and Ministerial Exception |
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| 10 | CSU's Frazier Named to List of 1000 Inspiring Black Scientists |
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| 11 | Mathematics explains how giant whirlpools form in developing egg cells |
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| 12 | New species of water bear uses fluorescent 'shield' to survive lethal UV radiation |
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| 13 | Research shows rising lizard temperatures may change predator-prey relationship with snakes |
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| 14 | Editorial: Shaking up the Tribune's columnist roster | Opinion |
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| 15 | My what sharp teeth you have! |
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| 16 | Researchers discover honeybees have more than one way to feed on nectar |
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| 17 | What cold lizards in Miami can tell us about climate change resilience |
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| 18 | Birds can learn from others to be more daring |
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| 19 | How a Velvet Ant (Which Is a Wasp) Got Its White Fluff |
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| 20 | Prenatal thyroid hormones influence 'biological age' at birth |
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| 21 | These Hummingbirds Take Extreme Naps. Some May Even Hibernate. |
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| 22 | Moths have a secret but vital role as pollinators in the night |
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| 23 | Pigeon pecking order found to be driven by weight |
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| 24 | Adolescence is ruff for dogs too |
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| 25 | Two lefties make a right -- if you are a one-in-a-million garden snail |
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| 26 | Toxic pollutants can impact wildlife disease spread |
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| 27 | Vagabonding female butterflies weigh in on reproductive strategies |
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| 28 | Research Assistant job with KHALIFA UNIVERSITY | 242027 |
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| 29 | This shrimp has some of the fastest eyes on the planet |
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| 30 | Miniature guttural toads on Mauritius and Réunion stun researchers |
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| 31 | Chimpanzees help trace the evolution of human speech back to ancient ancestors |
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| 32 | GenSight Biologics Announces Publication of Results from LUMEVOQ® RESCUE Pivotal Phase III Trial in AAO journal Ophthalmology® |
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| 33 | Study: How Many Hot Dogs Can We Eat? Science Knows |
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| 34 | Microplastics found in gut of remote Antarctic hexapod |
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| 35 | Study suggests elephants may get drunk naturally after all |
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| 36 | Researchers find most shark fins in fish markets are from species caught in coastal zones, not the open ocean |
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| 37 | Sacisaurus helps to fill the hole in the evolution of ornithischians |
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| 38 | Biodiversity may limit invasions: Lessons from lizards on Panama Canal islands |
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| 39 | Behaviour of Miami Lizards in Extreme Cold Sheds Light on Climate Change Resilience |
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| 40 | Giant prehistoric sharks left their young in nurseries |
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| 41 | Daily briefing: Tardigrades can also survive lethal radiation |
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| 42 | UNM professors examine how hummingbirds live in extreme climate |
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| 43 | Megalodon was a megalo-mom |
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| 44 | You want be a leader? You've got to be fast! |
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| 45 | Generational shifts help migratory bats keep pace with global warming |
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| 46 | Epidemics and pandemics can exacerbate xenophobia, bigotry |
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| 47 | Why cracking down on the shark fin trade may be easier than we thought |
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| 48 | Why men (and other male animals) die younger: it's all in the Y chromosome |
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| 49 | Vampire Bats Self-Isolate, Too |
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| 50 | Which dogs are most playful? |
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| 51 | Journal stands by paper facing misconduct allegations, but expresses concern about related images |
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| 52 | What Sealed The Fate of The Giant Megalodon? Its Ancient Teeth May Reveal The Answer |
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| 53 | Extremely social robotic fish helps unravel collective patterns of animal groups |
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| 54 | Animals Use Social Distancing to Avoid Disease |
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| 55 | Nature’s Noisiest Liars Carry Secrets in Their Calls |
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| 56 | Elephants Really Can’t Hold Their Liquor |
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| 57 | High-Elevation Hummingbirds Evolved a Temperature Trick |
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| 58 | 'Playful teasing' in apes could provide clues to the evolutionary roots of early humor |
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| 59 | World's earliest python identified from 47 million-year-old fossil remains |
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| 60 | New species of ancient cynodont, 220 million years old, discovered |
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| 61 | A Honeybee's Tongue Is More Swiss Army Knife Than Ladle |
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| 62 | Coquí fossil from Puerto Rico takes title of oldest Caribbean frog |
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| 63 | Harbor seals find it difficult to be heard over noise of cruise ships |
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| 64 | How many hot dogs can a person really scarf down in 10 minutes? |
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| 65 | Judges' decisions in sport focus more on vigour than skill |
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| 66 | Study provides first evidence of a relationship between a bird's gut and its brain |
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| 67 | Migration and dispersal of butterflies have contrasting effect on flight morphology |
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| 68 | Why do men -- and other male animals -- tend to die younger? It's all in the Y chromosome |
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| 69 | Ancient wolves that played with humans likely evolved into today's friendly dogs |
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| 70 | Praying Mantises: More Deadly Than We Knew |
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| 71 | One hummingbird survives cold nights by nearly freezing stiff |
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| 72 | Animals who try to sound 'bigger' are good at learning sounds |
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| 73 | New research illuminates nocturnal pollen transport network |
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| 74 | Writing the perfect recommendation letter |
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| 75 | For narwhals, the 'unicorn of the seas,' size matters for sexual selection |
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| 76 | Ancient sloth found to have been bitten by ancient crocodile |
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| 77 | Joey Chestnut can eat 75 hot dogs in 10 minutes. Study says only 85 is humanly possible |
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| 78 | Estimating the maximum number of hot dogs that can possibly be eaten in 10 minutes |
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| 79 | 13 million-year-old bite marks on fossil reveal 'strongest bite force ever measured in the animal kingdom' |
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| 80 | CSUN Professor Says a Flower's Shape Can Influence Its Future |
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| 81 | Looping footstep pattern in modern guineafowl sheds light on dinosaur tracks |
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| 82 | Dogs process numerical quantities in similar brain region as humans |
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| 83 | She studies fish that look like zebras and rats to better understand the ocean's ecology |
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| 84 | Different tracks, same dinosaurs: Researchers dig deeper into dinosaur movements |
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| 85 | Megalodon fossils discovered all over the world |
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| 86 | Mosquitoes are eating plastic. Why that's a big problem. |
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| 87 | Dolphins Have Hidden Fingers. So Do Seals. These Sea Creatures Did Not. |
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| 88 | Prehistoric mega-shark raised its young in nurseries: study |
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| 89 | Are playful dogs easier to train? |
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| 90 | Microscopic animals are busy distributing microplastics throughout the world's soil |
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| 91 | Attaching Small Weights To Pigeons Helps Them Shoot Up In The Social Hierarchy |
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| 92 | Spider biologist denies suspicions of widespread data fraud in his animal personality research |
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| 93 | When it comes to downing hot dogs, science says there’s a limit |
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| 94 | Adaptive behavior of house sparrows provides evidence of social learning |
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| 95 | Can you spot the duplicates? Critics say these photos of lionfish point to fraud |
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| 96 | How frigid lizards falling from trees revealed the reptiles’ growing cold tolerance |
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| 97 | Judges' decisions in sport focus more on vigor than skill |
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| 98 | Cuttlefish eat less for lunch when they know there'll be shrimp for dinner |
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| 99 | Guttural toads shrank by a third after just 100 years on two islands |
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| 100 | Hidden army: How starfish could build up numbers to attack coral reefs: Crown of thorns starfish lie in wait as algae-eating young before attacking coral |
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