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New Porcupine Species Found In Threatened Brazilian Jungle
A new species of tree-dwelling porcupine has been discovered by a team of Brazilian researchers in one of the world's most threatened habitats. The new species turned up in a small pocket of forest in an area of Brazil's Northeastern Atlantic Forest known as the Usina Trapiche Forest Remnants Archipelago.
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Laziness May Be A Result Of Genetic Predisposition: A Study
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Students' Alcohol Use And Anxiety Levels Can Predict Facebook Dependence, Study Shows
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Supreme Court To Weigh In On First Amendment Case Made By HIV and AIDS Prevention Workers
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