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In another worldwide investigation of in excess of 46,000 types of trees, a global group of scientists has shown that many tree species are under significant tension and ineffectively safeguarded.

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Can we save more lives by allowing resistant bacteria to thrive?

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Anti-microbial obstruction is a ticking timebomb under general wellbeing. The WHO predicts that in 2050, more individuals will pass on from contamination than from malignant

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Virtual reality provides people with a bird’s-eye view of nature.

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A computer generated experience reenactment planned by a University of Oregon (UO) teacher could assist with prodding individuals to ecological activity. Members in Project Shell

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A new statistical method sheds light on what were previously dark boxes.

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Specialists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have fostered another measurable device that they have used to anticipate protein capability. In addition to the fact that it

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Composition and Numbers of Tiny Estuarial Phytoplankton are Affected by Wetter Weather

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According to North Carolina State University research, the number and make-up of picophytoplankton in the Neuse River Estuary are both impacted by extreme weather conditions

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A new hybrid machine learning model predicts the reactions of lake ecosystems to climate change.

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All through the center of the twentieth 100 years, phosphorus inputs from cleansers and composts corrupted the water nature of Switzerland's Lake Geneva, prodding authorities

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The Biosynthetic Gene Cluster for a Potent Freshwater Toxin is being Deciphered

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The enzymes responsible for the production of one of the most toxic and fast-acting neurotoxins associated with freshwater harmful algal blooms in lakes and ponds were discovered and validated by

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Ancient Proteins Confirm That The First Australians Ate Giant Eggs of Huge Flightless Birds

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Proteins isolated from prehistoric eggshell fragments discovered in Australian sands reveal that the continent's first humans ate the eggs of a two-meter tall bird that

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New Research Demonstrates how Plants may Grow at High Altitudes, Taking it to New Heights

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According to a new study, plant species adapt to their altitude by 'sensing' the oxygen levels in their environment. Altitude is an important aspect of

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According to a new study, the anchovies in Catalonia are healthy and free of the parasite Anisakis.

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A review directed by the exploration group SEAaq (Ecosystem and Aquatic Animal Health) of the Department of Animal Biology, Plant Biology and Ecology at the Universitat Autnoma de Barcelona (UAB)