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Thousands of Fossils Found in New Field in Canada's Burgess Shale Formation
A shale deposit in western Canada's Kootenay National Park holds a newfound wealth of fossils that may contain more species than any fossil site in in the world.
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Researchers Find an Answer to Galileo's Illusion
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Seattle Construction Workers Find Mammoth Tusk
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Aspirin, Resveratrol Fight Cancer by Killing Abnormal Cells, Study
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Prince Charles and Prince William Speak Out Against Poaching and Illegal Wildlife Trade [VIDEO]
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Genetically Mutated Mice Capable of Avoiding HIV Infection
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Guilt and Shame Predict Re-incarceration of Released Inmates
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Warming Oceans Threaten Livelihood of Fishing Communities as Species Struggle to Cope
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Being Overweight Reduces Health of Hippocampus
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Nearly 400,000 Californians Smoke Cigarettes but Don't Identify as Smokers
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Coffee Growers Get Help From Bees, Birds and Bats
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Five-Year Poop Study Reveals Evolutionary History of Animal's Gut Microbes
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Urban Bees Using Plastic Waste to Build Nests
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How Climate Change Could Worsen Dengue Spread in Years to Come
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Global Plastic Pileup Could Be Halted With Four Policies, California Study Finds
