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Utilizing man-made reasoning, UT Southwestern scientists have found another group of detectable qualities in intestinal microbes that are connected by structure and likely capability, but not hereditary succession. The discoveries,

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Early human predecessors were one million years older than previously supposed.

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The fossils of our earliest precursors found in South Africa are 1,000,000 years older than recently suspected, meaning they strolled the Earth at a similar

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The ‘safety in numbers’ strategy protects Pacific salmon from predators.

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Creatures that live in bunches will generally be more shielded from hunters. That thought may be good judgment, yet it's hard to test for certain

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Microbes in 100-year-old snail intestines are identified by researchers.

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On a drizzly day in July 1920, a Colorado researcher named Junius Henderson was climbing around the Dakota Hogback, a sandstone edge north of Boulder. There, he detected a gathering

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Researchers create an online gateway to demonstrate how RNA sequence biases affect gene expression.

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A new distribution from scientists at the University of Kentucky makes sense of the significance of recognizing and understanding how contrasts among tissues and cells

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Ice Age wolf DNA demonstrates that dogs have ancestors from two distinct wolf populations.

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A global gathering of geneticists and archeologists, driven by the Francis Crick Institute, has found that the family of canines can be followed to no

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Shrimps and worms are among the first animals to rebound following the greatest mass extinction.

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Analysts concentrating on old ocean bed tunnels and trails have found that base tunneling creatures were among the quick to return after the end-Permian mass eradication. In another review, distributed

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Papua New Guinea’s new kangaroo fossil is described by researchers.

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Australian scientists from Flinders University have depicted another sort of goliath fossil kangaroo from the mountains of central Papua New Guinea. The new depiction of

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Researchers look into the causes of the snake fungal illness in the US to shed insight on the condition of reptiles.

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Albeit as of late perceived as an issue in untamed life nature, snake parasitic illness (SFD) is of arising worry in the U.S., with matches

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Fossils discovered in the “Cradle of Humankind” may be millions of years older than previously considered.

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The earth doesn't surrender its mysteries effectively — not even in that frame of mind "of humanity" in South Africa, where an abundance of fossils connecting with human development have