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Disturbed Habitats Leading to Increased Stress Levels in Mexican Howler Monkeys
Disturbed habitats are causing increased stress levels and resulting in poor diets for monkeys.
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New Fossil Evidence Casts Doubt over Ancient "Killer" Walrus Claims
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Cats Imitate Owners' Habits, Says Study
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Tracks of Australia's Stampeding Dinosaurs are Swimming Marks: Study
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NASA Spacecraft Finds New Evidence of Ancient Lake on Mars
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ESA's Mars Express Captures Images of River-Like Structure on Mars
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South African Press Club Announces Rhino as Newsmaker of 2012
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Watery-Looking Nebula Resembles Manatee
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NASA Uses Laser Signals to Beam Mona Lisa to Moon
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Colorful New Lizard Species Discovered in Vietnam (Photo)
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Global Warming Causes Spring Flowers to Bloom Earlier: Study
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Ground-Nesting Japanese Quail Experts in Camouflage: Study
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NASA, TopCoder Announce $30,000 Contest to Maximize Power Output to ISS
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How AI and IoT are Transforming Sustainability in Real Estate
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
