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Coral catastrophe: Global warming's price on marine life
New study outlines grim future for coral reefs around the world as warming sea levels enable the breeding and spreading of harmful pathogens while exposing corals to dangerous diseases that could lead to their extinction
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06.08.23
Archaeologists uncover 4,300-year-old copper ingots in Oman
An extremely rare find: Researchers believe the copper ingots were left there accidentally, when residents abandoned the settlement. At that time, copper was considered a desirable commodity since tools and other objects were made from it
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06.06.23
Study finds 'scientific surprise' in pangolin research
Researchers find anomaly in chromosomes of particular pangolin species that could shed light on other animals in nature and help conservation of endangered animals all over the world
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06.01.23
The climate crisis is here: More than half of the world's lakes are drying up, study shows
Researchers examined approximately 250,000 satellite images of 2,000 large lakes between 1992 and 2020; Alarming findings point to climate change and human activities as culprits in worsening state of lakes worldwide
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05.31.23
Scientists reveal what Roman Empire smelled like
Experts say precious quartz vessel found in Roman mausoleum in Spain remained airtight for centuries, allowing for researchers to study it and find out how the Romans used to smell like
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05.30.23
First ice-free Arctic summer delayed by 15 years
Signed by UN member states including Israel in 1987, the Montreal Protocol – designed to protect the ozone layer from depletion - is postponing Arctic ice loss, according to a recent study. Over 2 million people each year are being saved from skin cancer and it demonstrates that it is possible to tackle the climate crisis.
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05.28.23
It's got a big mouth: The fascinating anatomy of the dinosaur known as Irritator
After examining the remains of fossils discovered in Brazil, researchers have deduced that when the predator opened its mouth, the lower jaws spread sideways, expanding its gape, allowing wider meals to be accommodated
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05.25.23
Size matters: Study shows modern dogs have larger brains than ancient breeds
Researchers say change in brain size of domesticated dogs stems from urbanization and a more complex social environment; 'In the safe environment provided by humans, there is no need to fear predator attacks or hunt for food'
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05.25.23
Climate crisis puts 2 billion people in danger worldwide, study says
Researchers say many of world's most populated areas will be in danger of exposure to extreme heat harmful to human lives by 2100 should global warming continue with countermeasures
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05.24.23
Cambrian explosion shaped Earth's crust chemistry, study reveals
Researchers constructed a map to demonstrate how the chemistry of Earth's crust changed over the past 3 billion years and discovered that, due to the rise in zinc during the Cambrian explosion, the content of this key nutrient in rocks still continue to increase
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05.23.23
Scaly and venomous: Meet America's largest native lizard
Female Gila monster lizards take no prisoners when facing each other, and often exhibit extreme aggression, with ferocious bites that can turn fatal, highlighting the significance of aggression in social hierarchies, inspiring further research into animal behavioral patterns
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05.22.23
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