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Male Zebra Finches Fake Birdsong to Dupe Unknown Females
NASA's Cassini Captures Stunning Backlit View of Saturn
Venezuelan Pitcher Plants Use Wettable Hairs to Trap Insects
New Species of Blind Catfish Discovered in South India
Microbe May Have Caused Permian Extinction, Scientist Says
Fossilized Foot Bone of Extinct Dire Wolf Unearthed in Nevada
Beaks Shed Light on Why Closely-Related Bird Species Cannot Coexist
Early Ancestors Fed on Tropical Plants and Sedges, New Study Shows
Australia Plans to Drill 2,000-Year-Old Ice Core in Antarctica
Dolphins, Insects Share Common Hearing Feature
Isolated Microbe in South Africa Appears in California's Death Valley
Cloud Forest Trees Drink Water Using Leaves
Genome of Conifers Remains Stable Over Last 100 Million Years
Explorers Find Historic Camp Site on Antarctica
New Study Sheds Light on Diversity of Arthropods in Panama Rainforest
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NASA's Twin Lunar-Orbiting Probe to Crash into Moon Dec.17
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