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Scientific American

How Did an Aquarium Stingray Get Pregnant without a Mate [308d]

Quanta Magazine

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New Scientist

Stem cells grown in labs for experimental therapies pose a cancer risk [308d]

ScienceDaily

Giant Antarctic sea spiders reproductive mystery solved [308d]

Phys

What does Lake Washington's warming mean for its future? [308d]
Potassium depletion in soil threatens global crop yields [308d]
Natural pesticides gain ground in 'agri-tox' capital Brazil [308d]
Japanese space debris inspection probe launched [308d]
Disinformation threatens global elections: How to fight back [308d]
Communities must get prepared for increased flooding due to climate change, expert warns [308d]
Stone Age 'megastructure' under Baltic Sea sheds light on strategy used by Paleolithic hunters over 10,000 years ago [309d]
Economists have proposed a $100 billion-a-year fossil fuel tax: A debate Australia should embrace [309d]
Mars samples project looms large in final spending talks [309d]
Eight ways that the stopping of overfishing will promote biodiversity and help address climate change [309d]
From Coke cans to shoes to menus: What's behind the rise in personalized products? [309d]
Acid attacks are a form of violence against women—the law needs to treat them as such, researcher says [309d]
Widely used machine learning models reproduce dataset bias: Study [309d]
Targeting 'undruggable' proteins promises new approach for treating neurodegenerative diseases [309d]
Old joke: Apes also like to tease, meaning trait could be ancient [309d]
Australia's most at-risk bird species share some common traits [309d]
Australians are washing microplastics down the drain and it's ending up on farms [309d]