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Chromosome-Scale Gene Linkage Confirms the Role of Comb Jellies as Sister Group to All Other Animals

Modern Dogs Have Bigger Brains Than Ancient Ones Thanks to Contemporary Breeding Efforts

Tiny Spider Copies Ant Walk, Blends With Surroundings To Protect Itself Against Predators

Deadly, Repeated Shark Attack Leaves Surfer in Australia Missing, Likely Killed; Damaged Surfboard With Bite in the Middle Gets Retrieved

World's Oldest Known Blueprints? 8,000-Year-Old Stone Carvings Depict Plans for Developing Ancient 'Desert Kite' Traps

Plastic-Degrading Fungi and Bacteria Found in China That May Help Tackle Global Waste

1,700-year-old Roman Watchtower Remains Found in Switzerland; What Were These Structures Used For?

How Big Was the T. Rex Population? Study Estimates That There Were 1.7 Billion of Them Lurking Over Earth Prior to Their Extinction
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Runner From Scotland Left With Six Holes, Painful Claw Marks on Head After Buzzard Attack
Extremely Severe Tropical Cyclone Mocha Strikes Myanmar and Bangladesh, Satellite Image Captured by NASA

NASA Satellite Spots Early Signs of El Niño As Warm Waters Move Eastward Across the Pacific Ocean to West Coast
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