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Research: Research on repetitive worm behavior may have implications for understanding human disease —

Repetition can be useful if you're trying to memorize a poem, master a guitar riff, or just cultivate good habits. When this kind...
Scientists discover 18 new species of spider eating pelican spiders

Scientists discover 18 new species of spider eating pelican spiders

Until recently, little was known of the pelican spider, a rare arachnid breed whose fossils were discovered in 1854. Living specimens were discovered in...

Research: Double star system flips planet-forming disk into pole position —

New research led by an astronomer at the University of Warwick has found the first confirmed example of a double star system that...
Beetle Species Boasts Bottle-Opener Shaped Genitalia

Beetle Species Boasts Bottle-Opener Shaped Genitalia

Entomologists and biodiversity researchers often find themselves closely examining insect genitalia, which uniquely evolve in every species and serve as a key means of...

Research: Houston’s urban sprawl increased rainfall, flooding during Hurricane Harvey —

Houston's urban landscape directly contributed to the torrential rainfall and deadly flooding experienced during Hurricane Harvey in August 2017, according to Princeton and...

Research: Milky Way-sized galaxy lacking galactic neighbors —

Long ago in a galaxy far, far away, fewer galaxies were born than expected -- and that could create new questions for galaxy...

Research: Why life on Earth first got big —

Some of the earliest complex organisms on Earth -- possibly some of the earliest animals to exist -- got big not to compete...

Report: Scientists reverse reproductive clock in mice — Tdnews

Researchers have lifted fertility rates in older female mice with small doses of a metabolic compound that reverses the aging process in eggs, offering...

Research: Ultra-slow earthquake indicates deep crustal movement near Istanbul —

A big earthquake occurred south of Istanbul in the summer of 2016, but it was so slow that nobody noticed. The earthquake, which...

Research: Carbon dioxide is unlikely to escape through geological faults, study shows —

Carbon dioxide emissions can be captured and securely stored in underground rocks, even if geological faults are present, research has confirmed. There is minimal...

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