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Freshwater Fish Have Evolved With Built-In Night Vision Goggles, Researchers Say
To adapt to changing environments, fish have evolved with an enzyme researchers refer to as Cyp27c1, which is closely linked to vitamin A and known to promote good vision in low light.
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Illegal Pot Farms Continue To Threaten Native Fishers, Researchers Say
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Fossil Examination Changes the Way Researchers View Evolution Of Sea Urchins
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T. rex Could Open Jaw a Full 90 Degrees to Take Bite Out Of Prey, Researchers Say
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Record For World's Tiniest Snail Is Broken In Just Weeks, Researchers Say
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Having a Dog Could Significantly Reduce Child's Chance Of Developing Asthma, Researchers Say
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New Oil-Based Pesticides Most Effective At Limiting Brown Widow Spider Populations, Researchers Say
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Rhesus Monkeys Recognize Members of Social Groups Based on Body Odor, Researchers Say
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