biodiversity
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More Nibblers at the Beach? New Sand Fly Species Expands Diversity Of Pesky Beach Dwellers
Using three male and three female sand flies from a Brazilian state park, researchers have unveiled a new species of the pesky, disease-carrying bugs.
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Closer Look at Tiger Salamander Strut Shows How They Evolved From Water to Land [WATCH]
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Extinct Three-Horned Species Adds Branch To Giraffe Family Tree
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Trap-Jaw Ants Reveal New Acrobatic Skills
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Paleo Peaches Unearthed In China Reveal Earlier Origin
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Feeling Blue? Certain Tarantulas' Coloration Due to Nanostructures, Not Pigments
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Rare Dinosaur Fossil Highlights How Isolated Species Evolve Differently
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"No Take" Proposals for More Ocean: Biodiversity and Meeting 2020 Goals
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Humans and Birds Sing the Same Way, Say Researchers [WATCH]
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What Do Humans and Turtles Have In Common?
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Black Widows Weave a Web Of Secrets
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Monkeypox Evolution Reaches Deadly Strain, Now Detected in US
