Biology
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Neuroscientists Make Major Breakthrough in 200-Year-Old Puzzle
For centuries, the mental world of the mind and the physical world were treated as utterly distinct. While the movement of inanimate objects could be measured and ultimately predicted with the help of mathematics, the movement of organisms - their behavior - appeared to be shaped by different forces, under the control of the will.
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88 Percent Decline of Big Freshwater Animals
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Why So Fly: MU Scientists Discover Some Fruit Flies Learn Better Than Others
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Looking Out for the Little Guys
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Blue Sharks Use Eddies for Fast Track to Food
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Fear of Predators Causes PTSD-Like Changes in Brains of Wild Animals
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Long-Lasting Effects of Ironwork on Mammal Distributions Over The Last Millennium
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How Can Robots Land Like Birds?
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Restoring Forests Means Less Fuel for Wildfire and More Storage For Carbon
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Missing Link in Algal Photosynthesis Found, Offers Opportunity to Improve Crop Yields