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AnimalsLife in the polar ocean is surprisingly active in the dark winter
The Arctic polar winter may leave marine ecosystems dark for weeks on end, but life doesn’t shut down, a new study finds.
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AnimalsShipwreck provides window into Tudor-era cod fishing
In the 1500s, England was feeding its navy with fish caught far from home, a new study finds.
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ChemistryNanoparticles in foods raise safety questions
As scientists cook up ways to improve palatability and even make foods healthier, some are considering the potential health risks of tiny additives.
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AnimalsLoss of vision meant energy savings for cavefish
Novel measurement feeds idea that tight energy budgets favored vision loss in cavefish.
By Susan Milius -
OceansGiant barrel sponges are hijacking Florida’s coral reefs
Giant barrel sponges are gradually taking over and threatening Florida’s coral reefs, a new census suggests.
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AnimalsHow a seahorse dad is like a pregnant woman
Live birth has evolved at least 150 times in vertebrates, including in seahorses and humans. And there are some surprising similarities between the species.
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LifeUnhelpful adaptations can speed up evolution
Unhelpful changes in gene activity stimulate natural selection.
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PaleontologyNew dolphin fossil makes a splash
A newly discovered dolphin fossil provides clues to the evolution of river dolphins in the Americas.
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PaleontologyNew dolphin fossil makes a splash
A newly discovered dolphin fossil provides clues to the evolution of river dolphins in the Americas.
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AstronomyGo to Green Bank to listen to the stars
Visitors to the Green Bank Telescope in West Virginia get a close-up with the world’s largest movable land object.
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AnimalsSeeing humans as superpredators
People have become a unique predator, hunting mostly adults of other species.
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AnimalsApes do the darndest things
Several chimp behaviors have researchers wondering if apes are a good model for early hominid life.
By Bruce Bower