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Diving Birds That Are Highly Specialized and Hence Less Adaptable To Shifting Conditions May Be More Vulnerable to Extinction
Diving animals like penguins, puffins, and cormorants may be more prone to extinction than non-diving birds, according to a new study by the Milner Centre for Evolution at the University of Bath.
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Ohio Measles Outbreak: 79 Cases of Highly Contagious Illness Increase, Affecting Mostly Children
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The Arctic Airmass Is Moving South, Reaching Texas and Perhaps Florida, With Temperatures Dropping to -45 Degrees
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Arctic Blast: Cold Air to Cover Most Parts of the US Before Christmas Day
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Antibiotic Use on Crops Is Discouraged by the Department of Agricultural Extension
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Plants With an Iron Deficiency Benefit From the Iron in the Fallen Leaves of Dead Trees
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Snowfall Emerged in Tasmania Highlands as Warmer Temperatures Could Continue This Week
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Central and Eastern US Could Expect Snow and Blizzard Conditions Before Christmas, Forecast Warns
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
