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Scientists Offer Holistic Approach to Cambrian Explosion
In a remote region of Greenland just 500 miles from the North Pole, scientists are searching for clues that will offer more insight into the boom in animal life on Earth around 520 million years ago, and their latest study contends that it was a series of interconnected events, rather than a single underlying cause, that triggered one of the most significant biological events to have occurred on Earth.
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Pond Turtles Have Eyes Like Humans
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Novel Brain Scans Could Help Early Detection of Alzheimer's Disease
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'Alien Microbes' found Floating in the Stratosphere
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Earth's Biggest Deep Earthquake Puzzles Researchers
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Antibacterial Products Promote Bacterial Resistance in US Waterways
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Rare Bumblebee Found in Western Oregon [VIDEO]
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Deadly Amoeba in Lousiana Town's Water Supply Possibly a Result of Hurricane Katrina
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Chances of Finding Life on Mars Wane After Probe Fails to Detect Methane
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Prehistoric Elephant Remains Suggest Early Humans Worked Together to Bring Down Large Prey