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New Species of Blunt-Headed Vine Snake Discovered in Ecuador
Researchers have discovered a new species of blunt-headed vine snake from the Chocoan forests in northwestern Ecuador.
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Veteran Crew of Two Selected for Yearlong Mission to Space Station
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Ocean Acidification Corroding Shells of Antarctic Sea Snails
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Full Moon Has No Effect on Psychological Problems, Study Shows
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Ancient Tombs Discovered in Pakistan's Swat Valley
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Grasshoppers Change Courtship Tunes to Cope With Urban Noises
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Absence of Atmosphere on Dwarf Planet ‘Makemake’
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Primitive Wings of Early Birds Shed Light on Flight Evolution
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Sea Ice Helps Long Foraging Trips of Emperor Penguins
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