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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Vege-based drugs inhibit melanoma

Tests on mice suggest that compounds extracted from green vegetables such as broccoli and cabbage could be used as potent…

March 2, 2009 Will Parker
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CO2 behind prehistoric global cooling

Ice in Antarctica appeared suddenly (in geologic terms) about 35 million years ago, after more than 100 million years of…

February 27, 2009 Will Parker
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Simplicity of brain’s odor encoding revealed

In the real world, smells don’t happen one odor at a time. Animal movements distort plumes of odor molecules that…

February 26, 2009 Will Parker
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Biodiverse regions are hotspots for war

A new study in the journal Conservation Biology shows that more than 80 percent of the world’s major armed conflicts…

February 24, 2009 Will Parker
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Scientists cast doubt on role of free radicals in aging

For nearly half a century, the prevailing dogma as to why we get old has been tied to what is…

February 18, 2009 Will Parker
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Penguin populations plummeting

Changing weather patterns, over-fishing, pollution and other factors have conspired to drive penguin populations into a precipitous decline, according to…

February 17, 2009 Will Parker
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Dire new warning on climate from IPCC scientist

Previously unconsidered positive feedbacks in the climate system (such as the release of arctic permafrost) have led a Nobel Prize-winning…

February 16, 2009 Will Parker
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More evidence for herpes conferring beneficial anti-bacterial effect

A new study by scientists at the Trudeau Institute has confirmed intriguing findings from earlier research that showed that mice…

February 13, 2009 Will Parker
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Chromosome study challenges infidelity dogma

Our surnames and genetic information are often strongly connected, according to the authors of a new study in the journal…

February 12, 2009 Will Parker
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Birth defects linked to obesity during pregnancy

Women who are obese during pregnancy are putting their child at risk of birth defects such as spina bifida, heart…

February 11, 2009 Will Parker
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Goodbye Mr Nice Guy

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, researchers have turned up some new answers to the age-old question of what we…

February 9, 2009 Will Parker
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Likely sea level rise underestimated

If the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapses, as many experts believe it will because of global warming, the resulting sea…

February 6, 2009 Will Parker
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Primitive whales gave birth on land

A pair of ancient whale fossils – a pregnant female and a male of the same species – reveals how…

February 5, 2009 Will Parker
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“Holographic noise” may herald new era in physics

A British-German team of physicists searching the depths of space for gravitational waves may have stumbled on one of the…

February 4, 2009 Will Parker
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New evidence linking marijuana use to brain abnormalities in adolescents

Young people who are heavy users of marijuana are more likely than non-users to have disrupted development in the areas…

February 3, 2009 Will Parker
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Newly discovered non-coding genes control critical disease processes

Researchers from the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center have discovered a vast new…

February 2, 2009 Will Parker
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New evidence for environmental chemicals impacting female fertility

UCLA researchers have found the first evidence that chemicals used in everyday items such as food packaging, pesticides, clothing, upholstery,…

January 30, 2009 Will Parker
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Fresh concerns about BPA

Common assumptions about the controversial chemical bisphenol A (BPA) may be wrong, with new research showing that high levels of…

January 29, 2009 Will Parker
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Honeybee shows surprising numeric skills

Honeybees can discriminate between patterns containing two and three dots – without having to count the dots, a research team…

January 28, 2009 Will Parker
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Biologists mull rapid, non-adaptive gene mutations

Scientists attempting to discover why some human genes evolved very rapidly believe that biased gene conversion (a non-adaptive evolutionary process)…

January 27, 2009 Will Parker
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Female companions boost male fertility

Living with a female mouse can extend the reproductive life of a male mouse by as much as 20 percent,…

January 23, 2009 Will Parker
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Estimate of tobacco-linked cancer deaths doubled

The association between tobacco smoke and cancer deaths – excluding lung cancer – in men has been vastly underestimated, according…

January 22, 2009 Will Parker
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Therapy and drugs prove to be effective against body dysmorphia

A new meta-study has found that drug therapy and psychotherapy can effectively treat the condition known as body dysmorphic disorder,…

January 21, 2009 Will Parker
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Pollutants causing Nile fishery to grow dramatically

While many of the world’s fisheries are in serious decline, the coastal Mediterranean fishery off the Nile Delta has expanded…

January 20, 2009 Will Parker
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Game theory shows why you can’t hurry love

English boffins have developed a mathematical model of the mating game to help explain why courtship is often protracted. The…

January 19, 2009 Will Parker
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Researchers show off next generation cloaking device

Duke University engineers have produced a new type of cloaking device which is significantly more sophisticated at cloaking in a…

January 16, 2009 Will Parker
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Asymmetrical brain gives up its secrets

Two newly identified proteins are responsible for the tug-of-war between the two sides of the developing human brain that causes…

January 15, 2009 Will Parker
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Meta-review slams herbal remedies for menopausal women

Reviewing a variety of herbal treatments taken by women for menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes and night sweats, researchers…

January 14, 2009 Will Parker
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Humans reshaping other species at lightning speed

Human activities such as fishing and hunting are having astonishingly broad and swift impacts on the body size and reproductive…

January 13, 2009 Will Parker
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Knocking on the door of life: Self-replicating RNA synthesized

Scientists have long known that DNA carries the genetic sequence for advanced organisms and that RNA is dependent on DNA…

January 12, 2009 Will Parker

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