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The flat Fens of eastern England once held vast woodlands, study finds [843d]
Florence Bell died unrecognized for her DNA contributions—decades on, female researchers are still being sidelined [844d]
Dutch retiree helps solve mystery of strangely large bat penis [844d]
Forensic anthropologists work to identify human skeletal remains and uncover the stories of the unknown dead [844d]
Separating out signals recorded at the seafloor [844d]
Physicists find evidence of exotic charge transport in quantum material [844d]
Scientists finally succeed in growing dolomite in the lab by dissolving structural defects during growth [844d]
Particulate pollution from coal associated with double the risk of mortality than PM2.5 from other sources [844d]
Telescope Array detects second-highest-energy cosmic ray ever [844d]
Study shows plants use air channels to create a directional light signal and regulate phototropism [844d]
Good neighbors: Bonobo study offers clues into early human alliances [844d]
Study provides fresh insights into antibiotic resistance, fitness landscapes [844d]
Amazon region hit by trio of droughts in grim snapshot of the century to come [844d]
Astronomers discover two 'hot Jupiters' orbiting red-giant stars [844d]
Tropical forest loss from growing rubber trade is more substantial than previously thought, research finds [844d]
A universal framework describing the scrambling of quantum information in open systems [844d]