Biology
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Is This the End? Damage to the Great Barrier Reef Reaches New Extreme, Becoming Irreversible
The amount of damage taken by the Great Barrier Reef from the back-to-back bleaching events has already reached new extreme, and becoming more and more irreversible.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists Successfully Grow Human Brain Tissue in Petri Dish
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Previously Undiscovered Carbon Cycle in Polar Glaciers Could Become Significant Global Carbon Source
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'Environmental DNA' Helps Scientists in Monitoring Fish Migration
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Researchers Use Glowing Bacteria to Detect Active Landmines
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This Odd, Alien-Like Tiny Jelly Could Be Your Oldest Living Ancestor
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This Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation Could Make People Honest
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Scientists Discover Cluster of ‘Mini Brains’ Connected to Pain
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Scientists Can Predict the Contents of Your Dreams, Here’s How
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Deadly Tree: This Tropical Tree Slaughters Birds for No Good Reason
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This Vaccine Could Protect You From Acnes
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Octopuses, Squids Trade Genomic Evolution for RNA Editing to Adapt to Their Environment
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Meet the Real-Life Mowgli: 8-Year-Old Feral Girl Lives With Monkeys in a Forest in India