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Science & Tech  Gregory - 149 days ago - youtube.com Alien Races starting with the well known Greys, and the Reptilians, their masters. The Greys are a species from Zeta Reticuli 2, Bellatrax and Orion. Reptilians or Draconans(royalty) like abducting people and are mostly a negative race.
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An Unlikely Way to Save a Species: Serve It for Dinner
Science & Tech  Jan - 204 days ago - nytimes.com Saving plants and animals that were once fairly commonplace in America and are now threatened or endangered often involves urging people to eat them.
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 Science & Tech  Linda - 235 days ago - sciencedaily.com The research team believes these findings suggest that new species appear less and less as the number of species in a region approaches the maximum number that it can support.
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 Science & Tech  J. - 237 days ago - innovations-report.com In the world of armed beetles, biggest is usually best, males often fight for mating rights & those with the largest jaws beat off the competition.One species of armed beetle is proving that size doesn't necessarily matter when it comes to finding a mate.
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 Science & Tech J. - 238 days ago - ku.dk A research team has now sequenced the genome from Tribolium castaneum.
These sequencing efforts are extremely important for agriculture and will enable the development of new methods for the protection of food plants and areas of forests against beetles.
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 Science & Tech J. - 239 days ago - plosone.org Intrigued by this evolutionary phenomenon,a team of scientists conducted an inquiry into biological advantages & caveats of such a peculiar lifestyle by studying over a hundred spider species.Results have implications for the evolution & ecology of spider
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 Science & Tech  Cathryne - 244 days ago - news.yahoo.com Scientists who conducted the most comprehensive survey to date of New Zealand's Antarctic waters were surprised by the size of some specimens found, including jellyfish with 12-foot tentacles and 2-foot-wide starfish. A 2,000-mile journey through the Ross
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 Science & Tech J. - 247 days ago - researchnews.osu.edu In captivity,the insects thrive on dog food & fruit, reproduce plentifully & do not bite. But their hard bodies & feces are home to many mold species that could be triggering allergies in the kids and adults who handle the bugs, according to a new study.
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 Science & Tech J. - 265 days ago - news.duke.edu Scientists explain why many juniper species--including several popularly known as cedars--are invading drier habitats and increasing in abundance where they already exist by surviving droughts that other conifers cannot.
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 Science & Tech  Chrissy - 308 days ago - news.com.au BOTANISTS say they have identified a new species of palm that is so enormous it can be spotted from space and whose bizarre life cycle requires the plant to kill itself after it has flowered. The gigantic, pyramid-shaped plant was discovered accidentally
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Bear Hunting Altered Genetics More Than Ice Age Isolation
Science & Tech  Eduardo - 361 days ago - innovations-report.com The genetic pattern found in today's brown bears is the result of historical hunting and of human activities in the brown bear's natural environment. A few thousand years ago, there were brown bears all over Europe, while today there are just a few remain
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 Science & Tech  Laurel - 372 days ago - news.yahoo.com BRONX, NEW YORK--Most people can tell the difference between some types of berries, or bugs or trees, but much of the planet's life remains unnamed and unseen.
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 Science & Tech Eduardo - 388 days ago - zeenews.com The human race will one day split into two separate species, an attractive, intelligent ruling elite and an underclass of dim-witted, ugly goblin-like creatures, a leading evolutionary theorist from the London School of Economics has said.
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 Science & Tech J. - 393 days ago - sciencecodex.com Compared to their ancestors,modern St Bernards have broader skulls,while the angle between the nose and the forehead is steeper in modern dogs and they have also developed a more pronounced ridge above the eyes.
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Large Dinosaur Footprints Found in Australia
Science & Tech Eduardo - 393 days ago - reuters.com Large, carnivorous dinosaurs roamed southern Australia 115 million years ago, when the continent was joined to the Antarctica, and were padded with body fat to survive temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees Celsius.
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