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Venomous Animals Evolved In Diverse Ways, Researchers Say
Venom is both a predatory defense and a predator's advantage. While some venomous animals have recently evolved with more potent toxins, their ancient counterparts diversified less often. This suggests that the evolution of venom is more complex than previously thought.
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Whirligig Beetles Spotted In Alabama Represent New Species, Researchers Say
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Bird Wings Change Shape In Flight
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Five Long-Haired Parasitic Wasps Found In India Represent First Of Their Kind
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Monkeys In Asia Harbor Diverse Viruses and Could Infect Humans
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Cougars Are Making a Comeback In the US, Researchers Say
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Human and Animal Leaders Have More In Common Than Previously Thought
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Rare Wood Turtle Eggs Rescued By Homeowner In Nova Scotia
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Gonzo-Sized Fossil Rat Species Recently Unearthed In Asia
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Heavy Metals Dull Bird Feathers Making Males Less Attractive To Females
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Chimpanzees May Not Have Learned Local Language From Each Other, New Study Shows
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New Aquatic Amphibians Highlight Species Diversity of Pangaea Ecosystems, Reserachers Say
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