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Asian Treefrogs May Practice "Parenting" to Combat Environmental Pressures
An unusual parenting behavior has been identified in a particular species of Asian treefrogs that no other treefrog species appears to exhibit. Researchers suggest that this may be a behavior that developed in order to combat harsh environmental pressures.
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Toxins in the Environment Further Age Humanity
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Ocean Floor Map May Help Locate Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
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CO2 Levels Reach Record-Breaking Milestone in Northern Hemisphere
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Gender Specific Changes to the Brain Influence Psychiatric Risk
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Bloomberg: Sustainable Cities are the Key to Combating Climate Change
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Global Warming vs Climate Change: What Scares You More?
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