Biology
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Scientists Discovers Thriving Microbial Population Under Antarctica
Antarctica is one of the remaining frontiers for exploration on the planet. The Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica's vast wedge of floating ice that shields the Southern Ocean's southernmost extension, is the subject of the investigation.
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Virgin Births; Fatherless Mice Created in Lab in a Successful Case of Asexual Reproduction
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Tuataras: Fossil Discovery Reveals Secrets About the Mysterious Reptile
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Evidences of "Modern Culture" Dating 40,000 Years Discovered in China
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Potential Modification of Vaginal Microbiome Might Prevent Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Premature Birth
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Artificial Intelligence Predicts Algae to be Potential Renewable Source in Future
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Common Reed: Researchers May Have Uncovered Some Mysteries Surrounding This Invasive Plant
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Without This Gut Bacteria, Digestion of Sushi and Seaweed is Impossible: New Study
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Fecal Transplant Pills Used in a Clinical Trial to Help People with Peanut Allergy
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Certain Pet Foods Contain DNA from Endangered Shark Species, Alarming Report Reveals
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Darwinian Theory of Evolution Found in Abrupt Shifts in Animal Evolution: New Research
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