biodiversity
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New Dangerously Poisonous Crawler in Australian national park?
Scientists recently found an unexpected species of tree-dwelling funnel-web spiders in Australia's Booderee National Park. This suggests that the area's biodiversity needs be more thoroughly researched.
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[VIDEO] Mutation in One Species, Not Just Extinction, Affects Many
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Plants Can Chill, Thanks to New Protein
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Bull Shark and Others in 2015 Coastal Shark Survey
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Millions of Years of Orchid Variability Revealed in Family Tree
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Sea Turtles: Swam The Same 120 Million Years Ago?
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[VIDEO] Hawks Are Hummingbirds' New Home Security
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First Dodo Bird Drawing in 1601 Book about Dutch Expedition
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Intense Farming Preserves Birds Species?
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NW and Amphibians: Early View of 2070?
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Polar Bears Could Get Used to Land Life
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Soil's Yogurt? Crop Rotation Causes Helpful Microbes
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