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Cheating Algae: More Vulnerable to Environmental Stress, Study Reveals
A study shows that cheating algae are more susceptible to environmental stress, causing the algae to die.
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Vessel Speed Creates Noise Pollution Disturbance For Killer Whales
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Cougars Are Making a Comeback In the US, Researchers Say
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Rooftop Bugs Demonstrate Long Term Effects Of Climate Change
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Agricultural Practices That Caused Dust Bowl Continue To Impact Nation's Soil Quality, Researchers Say
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Unique Photosynthesis Allows Juicy Pineapples To Grow Using Less Water
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Baboons Are Less Stressed In Smaller Groups, Researchers Say
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Climate-Driven Avian Malaria Threatens Hawaii's Rare Birds
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New Technology For Groundwater Protection
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