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DNA in Amber

April 30, 2014

Could scientists really get dinosaur DNA from insects preserved in amber?

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Fish on Acid

April 29, 2014

Fish in acidified waters exhibit strange and often reckless behaviors.

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Krypton & Ancient Ice

April 28, 2014

Scientists are using the radioactive properties of krypton to determine the age of Antarctic ice and …

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Birds & Elephant Trees

April 25, 2014

Migratory gray vireos help elephant trees disperse their seeds in Baja, California.

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Everest Diabetes Study

April 24, 2014

Bloodwork from climbers of Mount Everest supports theories about oxygen and Type II diabetes.

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Clean Air Act Success

April 23, 2014

Samples from Greenland's ice cores suggest that the U.S. Clean Air Act has helped curtail acid rain.

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Pepper Origins

April 22, 2014

Researchers trace the origins of pepper domestication to central Mexico.

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Autism Videos

April 21, 2014

Home videos could be a tool for lowering the age of autism diagnosis.

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Baja Spiders

April 18, 2014

Scientists discover new insects and spiders on an expedition to a little-known area of Baja, …

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Urban Dolphins

April 17, 2014

California's coastal bottlenose dolphins harbor contaminants in their blubber.

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Triclosan & Staph

April 16, 2014

Triclosan, a common antibacterial agent in household products, may actually promote the growth of …

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Glucose & Aggression

April 15, 2014

A new study suggests it might be a bad idea to argue with your spouse when you’re hungry.

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