Biology
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Evolution of Brown Algae Has a Big Help to Biofuels
the vast majority of these complex aquatic creatures that exchange sunlight for energy are brown in hue, such as the vast forests of seaweeds seen in arctic areas or along California's coast.
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Ferns Reveal Important Information About Plant Evolution
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Study on Bears' Insulin Control May Advance the Treatment of Human Diabetes [Research]
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Maritime Habitats Could Have the Greatest Negative Effect Created by the Climate Change
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Gene-edited Crops Helps the World To Ensure People’s Food Security
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Artificial Living Cells with Several Functions Created from Bacteria [New Study]
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World’s Oldest Heart Found from an Ancient Jawed Fish Dating Back to 380 Million years Ago
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New Research Could Help Patients with Pancreatic Cancer
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[Video] Three-Legged Alligator Mom Shows Love And Care to Her Babies
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Geneticists Discover This Gene Responsible for Big Human Brains
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Study Suggests Microplastics in Water Have Found Trapped in Plant Leaf Axils
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