Biology
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Hibernating Mammals Switch Myosin States To Reduce Energy Use, Researchers Find
Researchers have shed light on the molecular mechanisms underlying hibernation, publishing their findings today as a Reviewed Preprint in eLife.
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Color of Nature: Why Blue is Rare in Nature as Opposed to Green, Other Colors?
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The Secret Signals Female Mosquitoes Use to Regulate Their Population Density, Revealed by Scientists
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Wildflower Scent Degraded by Nitrate Radicals in Polluted Air
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Earthworm Invasion: Non-native Species Are Harming Ecosystems in North America
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Bumblebees Suffer From Pesticide Cocktail in Pollen, Researchers Find