Environment
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Will All Similar Species Interbreed? Crow-bluejay Not Likely.
Only a small percentage of closely related animal species will have contact due to climate change by end of century, say researchers.
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"(Name for Urine Here) to Pilsner" Green-cycling at Denmark's Big Music Fest
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Lizard Sex Change in Hot Temperatures
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Japanese GPS Device, Sought on Vancouver Island, B.C.
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Coral Reefs Have Tarot Reading of Earthquake History
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Coral Genes Can Be Adjusted for Warming Seas
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Great Barrier Reef Can Be Saved: UN Says Stop Dumping
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Whales Sing O Canada: Nod to 148th Year
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Restoring Streams Takes Patience, But Works
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To the Melty Mantle: Fault in Los Angeles Is Deeper Than Thought
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Melting Sea Ice in North Atlantic: Less-Balmy Europe May Result
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