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A new study suggests baby marmosets’ calls change as they grow up, overturning more than 50 years of conventional wisdom about primate vocalizations.
- Added: Aug 15, 2015
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Differences in animals’ pupil shapes distinguish predators from prey.
- Added: Aug 08, 2015
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"I carried a knife taped to my leg. I never used it but it was there." - Dustin Hoffman, 1971, from the Pacifica Radio Archives. Listening to this ...
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- Added: Jul 14, 2015
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When it comes to their scent, not all roses are created equal. Now researchers have identified the gene responsible for how fragrant a flower will ...
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- Added: Jul 04, 2015
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- Added: Jun 27, 2015
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The letter “R” is one of the hardest sounds we learn to pronounce; now scientists think they’ve identified what makes it so tricky.
- Added: Jun 19, 2015
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- Added: Jun 13, 2015
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What’s behind the sudden surge in earthquakes in the middle of the United States?
- Added: Jun 13, 2015
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- Added: Jun 13, 2015
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While going about their daily routines, marine animals outfitted with sensors can collect data on ocean conditions in places that would be dangerou...
- Added: Jun 13, 2015
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How did historical leaders once address crowds of thousands, unaided by modern amplification
- Added: Jun 05, 2015
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A tiny Australian bird sets off false alarms to fool predators.
- Added: Jun 05, 2015
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A new diagnostic test identifies a patient’s entire viral history with just a pinprick of blood.
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- Added: Jun 05, 2015
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People who are financially dependent on their spouse June be more likely to cheat on them.
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- Added: Jun 02, 2015
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A meta-analysis of organic farming profits indicates the practice makes economic sense.
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- Added: Jun 02, 2015
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A critically endangered fish may be making up for to a lack of mates by reproducing without sex.
- Added: Jun 02, 2015
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Coffee, tea, and cocoa are just some of the crops that could be affected by rising carbon dioxide levels and temperatures brought on by climate cha...
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- Added: May 30, 2015
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Researchers look into whether the sounds produced by wind farms disturb some imperiled birds.
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- Added: May 23, 2015
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Powerful computer tools are helping musicologists study the evolution of popular music.
- Added: May 09, 2015
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Baleen whales have rubbery nerves that allow them to stretch to twice their length when they feed.
- Added: May 08, 2015
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The measles vaccine protects the immune system from other infectious diseases.
- Added: May 08, 2015
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- Added: May 04, 2015
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