Biology
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'Alien Plant' Possibly Related to Ginseng Discovered Near Utah Ghost Town
Scientists uncover a 47-million-year-old "alien plant" fossil in Utah, revealing unique traits unrelated to any modern or extinct plant families.
Latest Research Articles
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SeekRNA: A New Era in Gene Editing Technology?
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Mauritania’s Maaden el Ervane Oasis A Testament to Sustainable Agriculture and Social Harmony
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Bees and Butterflies Suffer a 39% Foraging Decline Due to Elevated Air Pollution Levels
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Lightning Bugs’ Looming Threat: Lack of Data Leaves Conservation Status in the Dark
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Oyster Sanctuaries Prove Successful in Hosting Diverse Marine Life Despite Parasite Presence
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Ancient Salamanderlike Creature with Fierce Fangs Found Preserved in African Fossils
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Innovative Bermudagrass Genotypes Offer New Solutions for Drought-Prone Landscapes
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Two New Species of Psilocybe ‘Magic Mushrooms’ Unearthed in Southern Africa
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44,000-Year-Old Siberian Wolf Preserved in Thick Permafrost in Eastern Russia, May Contain Ancient Viruses
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Matariki’s Longer Nights: A Chance to Aid Nocturnal Bugs in Light-Polluted Skies
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Scientists Discover Desert Moss 'Syntrichia Caninervis' That Can Survive on Mars
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Butterfly Study Lends Wings to Darwin and Wallace’s Evolutionary Theories