Animals
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Peach Blossom Jellyfish: A New Threat to North America’s Marine Ecosystems
Invasive species are a real problem in Canada, and one species in particular, the freshwater jellyfish species of the genus Craspedacusta sowerbii—C. sowerbii, or the peach blossom jellyfish—are as widespread as they are also poorly understood.
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Small Two Primates Discovered from Fossils in Utah, Texas That Likely Lived in Middle Eocene
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