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Embryo of Endangered Rabbit Cloned
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Isabel
- 385 days ago - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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- 385 days ago - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Japanese scientists claimed to have created a cloned embryo from the dead body of an endangered species of rabbit and are hoping for a birth.
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Isabel
- 385 days ago - livescience.com
Mouse-sized primates called pygmy tarsiers, not seen alive in 85 years, have come out of hiding from a mountaintop in a cloud forest in Indonesia.
In Egg, Frog Knows Predators Already
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Isabel
- 386 days ago - livescience.com
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Isabel
- 386 days ago - livescience.com
Those amphibians can learn to identify predators while still in the egg, according to new research by Alicia Mathis of Missouri State University in Springfield and several colleagues.
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Isabel
- 386 days ago - livescience.com
Sea snakes may slither in an endless supply of salt water, but contrary to the longstanding dogma, they don't drink the "bath water." Instead, they seek out freshwater to quench their thirst.
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Isabel
- 388 days ago - iol.co.za
A Free State doctor facing charges of animal cruelty for paralysing a heavily pregnant wild monkey believes it was destined to become the "most famous monkey in the world" because of his stem cell research experiment.
Nesting Sea Turtles Get Vital Help From Humans
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Isabel
- 388 days ago - inrich.com
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Isabel
- 388 days ago - inrich.com
With every set of tiny flippers that makes its way into the Gulf of Mexico, turtle researchers are looking toward the future.
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Isabel
- 389 days ago - livescience.com
A rare fossilized dinosaur nest helps answer the conundrum of which came first, the chicken or the egg, two paleontologists say.
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Isabel
- 390 days ago - livescience.com
Penguins are wobbly on land, but their extreme underwater agility involves the perfection of a twisting wing motion that is just now coming to be understood.
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Isabel
- 392 days ago - livescience.com
Paleontologists say there are no signs of dinosaur tracks at a remote spot along the Utah-Arizona border that was previously described by University of Utah geologists as a "dinosaur dance floor".
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Isabel
- 393 days ago - livescience.com
They aren't monkeys and they don't really fly, but the story of flying lemurs just got twice as interesting. Genetic material has revealed that one species of the acrobatic primate is really three.
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