Biology
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Researchers Find a Way to Expand Agriculture Economy While Still Protecting Amazon Rainforest
New research proposes agricultural intensification measures that would allow Brazil, the world's top soybean exporter, to raise soybean production by 36% over the next 15 years while preserving the Amazonian rainforest.
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New Experiment Reveals the Evolution of Life Took Place Between the Boundary of Water and Air
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China Plans to Teach Tiger Cubs in 'Kindergarten' on How to be a Proper Wild Cat
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Conspiracy Theorists are Saying that the CIA May Be Bringing Wooly Mammoths Back to Life
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Australia Announced Ambitious Plan to Combat Possible Extinction of At Least 110 Species
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Chemists Ponders Upon the Science Behind the Origin of Life
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Fish Fossil Found in China May Have the World's Oldest Teeth
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