Biology
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Winter Wonderland: Life Under the Ice Is Vibrant and Alive
Scientists have broken the stereotype that winter is an off-season for lake plants, animals, and algae. Freshwater systems around the planet are incredibly active and much more complex, especially in recent times since climate change is warming lakes around the planet.
Latest Research Articles
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Scientists Discover Evidence of Ancient Life on Earth Before Oxygen Existed
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130-Million-Year-Old Bird Fossil Reveals Clue to Oldest Red Pigment
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This Newly Developed Compound Could Slow Down Progression of Cancer
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Amazing Discovery: Medicine-Making Microbes Found in Dirt Beneath New York City
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Scientist On the Verge of Making Human Regeneration Possible
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The Original Carrot Color: Orange or Purple?
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'Hungry' Bacteria Can Harvest Energy in Sewage, Research Finds
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Micromoths in Huge Trouble: The Dwindling Food Source of Hawaii's Philadoria Species
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Climate Change Could Wipe Out Deep-Sea Coral Population in North Atlantic
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Too Much Rain, Humidity Promote Disease Outbreaks in Plants
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Fear Factor: Scientists Discover a Way to Remove Fear From the Brain
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Breeding Silicon-Carbon Bonds From Proteins Could be a Model of Future Alien Life