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New finding suggests how and why temperatures determine the sex of turtles [1062d]
New study shows that the Bachman's warbler was a distinct species [1062d]
When majority men respect minority women, groups communicate better [1062d]
Like dogs, wolves recognize familiar human voices [1062d]
People are falsely denying firearm ownership, and it's not who you might think [1062d]
Researchers discover one-of-a-kind fish is local to lower Susquehanna [1062d]
Study suggests 21st century economic growth will be slower than expected [1062d]
Hubble glimpses globular cluster NGC 6544 [1062d]
How ceramics are telling the story of 14th century Chinese trade [1062d]
Save your food scraps, save the Earth: More cities and states look to composting [1062d]
Growing seed bank is 'Noah's Ark' for Southern California desert plants [1062d]
Study reveals genetic signatures of chickpea's cultural crossroads [1062d]
Study highlights six tools for decolonizing climate research [1062d]
Effect of volcanic eruptions significantly underestimated in climate projections, study shows [1062d]
Opinion: Replacing news editors with AI is a worry for misinformation, bias and accountability [1062d]
Opinion: There's no legal reason the US shouldn't supply cluster bombs to Ukraine—but that doesn't make it morally right [1062d]
From dugong to octopuses, here are 8 marine species being pushed toward the poles [1062d]
Preventing and addressing violence in Canadian schools: Four priorities as educators plan for next year [1062d]
'A study buddy' that raises 'serious questions': How students approached AI in their first semester with ChatGPT [1062d]
Dehumanization, animalization: Inside the terrible world of Swiss human zoos [1062d]
Research finds 'extensive' drug culture in UK football [1062d]
Begging dolphins prompt calls to reform recreational fishing [1062d]