Biology
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Disease Made Today's Wolf Fur Colors Possible, Study Shows
The canines, whose habitats span North America and Eurasia, were not always gray, according to research; rather, the current wolf fur colors have emerged as a result of a disease.
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New Species of Monotropastrum Humile Plant With Rosy Pink Flowers
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Researchers Develop New Method for Recycling High-Density Polyethylene Into Biodegradable Material
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Researchers Now Understand More About How Grasses Create Effective “Breathing Pores” on Their Leaves
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Over the Past Two Decades, Total Amount of Microplastics Dumped on Ocean Floors Has Tripled
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How Plants Improve Photosynthesis When the Light Environment Changes
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Discovery of 155 New Microgenes Support Evidence that Modern Humans are Still Evolving
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Marine Phytoplankton Are Far More Adaptable to Future Climate Change, According to Scientists
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United Nations: Nature’s Remedies Are Gone Forever When Biodiversity Declines
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Dolphins at Risk of Suffering from Alzheimer's, Says Scottish Researchers
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Can Scientists Bring the Northern White Rhino Back from Functional Extinction?
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Antibiotic Use on Crops Is Discouraged by the Department of Agricultural Extension
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Plants With an Iron Deficiency Benefit From the Iron in the Fallen Leaves of Dead Trees