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Vocal ways of behaving in creatures are exceptionally preserved; however, unambiguous vocalization elements can change inside and between species. There are central issues about ecological impacts, hereditary inheritability, and social

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New information about the bacterial immune system

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An examination group from Kiel College depicts an obscure guard system in microbes that specifically avoids unfamiliar and possibly unsafe hereditary data. Since the COVID

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Strange new behavior observed in whales may have been documented in ancient writings.

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In 2011, researchers used a formerly obscure methodology to study whales all over the planet. Specialists in Australia believe they may have discovered evidence of

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According to research, some dinosaurs used their claws for digging while others displayed them.

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Dinosaur paws had many capabilities, yet presently, a group from the College of Bristol and the Establishment of Vertebrate Fossil Science and Paleoanthropology (IVPP) in Beijing has shown a few

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Researchers discovered that sea urchin die-offs are threatening Caribbean coral reefs.

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According to a new study from Florida State University, the supported loss of once-abundant types of ocean life in the Caribbean could also result in

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COVID-19 is diagnosed with near-perfect accuracy using a new diagnostic method.

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An exploration group has fostered a better approach to testing patients for Coronavirus by examining the body's resistant reaction at a subatomic level. Their method

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The burden of responsibility: Livestock biomass dwarfs that of wild mammals.

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We frequently imagine that our reality is an endless domain containing extraordinary fields, wildernesses and seas, overflowing with wild creatures highlighted in important nature shows like the BBC's Planet Earth.

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For the first time, transgenerational epigenetic inheritance has been demonstrated in a methylation-edited mammal.

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A group of hereditary specialists at the Salk Foundation for Organic Examinations, working with a partner from the Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia, has

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Researchers use light to activate an enzyme, showing its role in metabolism.

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Takeaki Ozawa and his team from the University of Tokyo have revealed the metabolic reactions that take place after activating an enzyme called Akt2. In

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Using the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein as a weapon against oneself to prevent infection

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The infection that causes the coronavirus, considered SARS-CoV-2, involves its spike protein adhering to and tainting our cells. The last step for the infection to enter our cells is for