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Health & MedicineOverheard, baby edition: Making sense of new words
Eavesdropping babies learn new words when they understand familiar ones.
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Health & MedicineSugar doesn’t make kids hyper, and other parenting myths
There’s no shortage of advice out there for parents, but some pearls of wisdom simply aren’t true.
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AnimalsHow to count a sea turtle
Trends, not absolute numbers, matter more when it comes to conservation efforts for sea turtles.
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AnimalsSmall sperm whale species share a diet
Dwarf and pygmy species of sperm whales overlap in what they eat, and that could be a problem as the food web changes around them.
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AnimalsLionfish grow wary after culling
Efforts to control invasive lionfish could make them more difficult to catch.
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AnimalsSecrets of a sailfish attack
The large, long-nosed sailfish use their rostrums more like a sword than a spear to attack prey.
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Health & MedicineInduced labor doesn’t necessarily kick off cascade of interventions
A large analysis of clinical trials finds that jump-starting labor actually leads to fewer C-sections, a finding that runs contrary to common birthing wisdom.
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EarthBed of Armor: Large rocks hold fast in flooding streams
The relative proportions of rocks of various sizes in gravel-lined streams remain constant, even during substantial floods.
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EcosystemsWhere Tuna Go: Atlantic fish mix for feeding, not spawning
The largest high-tech tag study yet of Atlantic bluefin tuna suggests that two groups mix on feeding grounds but spawn on opposite sides of the ocean.
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AnimalsAlive and Knocking: Glimpses of an ivory-billed legend
New observations confirm that the famed ivory-billed woodpecker has not gone extinct after all.
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EarthNanowaste: Predicting the environmental fate of buckyballs
The potentially harmful effects of buckyballs in aquatic environments could vary depending on the chemistry of the water.
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Mapping Aroma: Smells light up distinct brain parts
The sense of smell may have its own brain atlas.