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An Evolutionary Rescue in Polluted Waters
The combination of a big population, good genes, and luck help explain how a species of fish in Texas' Houston Ship Channel was able to adapt to what normally would be lethal levels of toxins for most other species, according to a study to be published May 3 in the journal Science.
Latest Research Articles
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NIST Research Sparks New Insights on Laser Welding
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Hippos, the Animal Silicon Pumps
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Rapid Permafrost Thaw Unrecognized Threat to Landscape, Global Warming Researcher Warns
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Isle Royale Winter Study: 13 New Wolves, 20 Radio-Collared Moose
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Deadly Box Jellyfish Antidote Discovered Using CRISPR Genome Editing
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New 3D Microscope Visualizes Fast Biological Processes Better than Ever
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US Cities Host more Regionally Unique Species than Previously Thought
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Rapid Melting of the World's Largest Ice Shelf Linked to Solar Heat in the Ocean
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The Last Chance for Madagascar's Biodiversity
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Parasitoid Wasps May Turn Spiders into Zombies by Hacking their Internal Code
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Spinning Black Hole Sprays Light-Speed Plasma Clouds into Space