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8,240 results for: Fish

  1. Space

    Hotter than the sun

    Researchers for the first time directly observe Alfvén waves.

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Omega-3 fatty acid is early boost for female preemies

    DHA given to newborns in the first weeks following birth improves brain development in girls, but not boys.

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  3. Venom hunters

    Scientists probe toxins, revealing the healing powers of biochemical weapons.

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  4. Ecosystems

    Exxon Valdez: Tidal waters still troubled

    From birds and clams to herring, many species continue to show persistent impacts of an oil spill that occurred two decades ago.

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  5. Physics

    Suction hunters

    Scientists reveal new details on how extendable jaws help fish capture prey.

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  6. Paleontology

    Dinosaur handprints reveal birdlike arm anatomy

    Inward-facing palms evolved much earlier than previously recognized, a new study finds.

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  7. Ecosystems

    Spread of nonnative fish mirrors human commerce

    Invasions of foreign freshwater fish are more common in areas with relatively high economic activity, suggesting that humans are a part of the problem.

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  8. As the worms churn

    Burrowing animals mix soil and sediments, shaping the environment and scientists’ understanding of it.

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  9. Animals

    Invasion of the salmon

    Chinook salmon, dwindling in the United States, go wild in South America.

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  10. Physics

    Microswimmers make a splash

    Researchers study secrets of microbes' locomotion and how to mimic that movement.

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  11. Physics

    Physics could unite plankton

    Oceanic version of wind shear can disorient marine microorganisms and trigger formation of thin, densely populated layers.

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  12. Humans

    Fishing curbs can lead to profit

    New economic models suggest that fishing crews that cut back long enough to let stocks rebound will find compensation in higher profits later.

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