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Daubenton Bat Colonies Have "Flexible Social System"
A team of British scientists has discovered that the insect-eating bats have a "flexible social system."
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Archaeologists Unearth Pile of Ancient Skulls in Mexico
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Female Thin Bodies Like Men More than Women
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Curiosity Takes Night Images of Martian Rock Using UV Vision
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Rare Spider Species Found in London
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Pesticides Causing Population Decline of Amphibians: Study
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New Feathered Dinosaur Challenges Bird Evolution Theory
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NASA Joins ESA's Euclid Mission to Study Dark Matter and Energy
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Dung Beetles Navigate Using Milky Way: Study
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More Small Meat-Eating Dinosaurs Existed than Previously Thought
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