Science in the media
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Making Blood Draws Easier With A Friendlier Needle
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Volcanoes May Explain Delay in Earth’s Oxygen
Underwater volcanic eruptions may have delayed oxygen from building up in the atmosphere of primeval Earth for hundreds of millions of years
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Nuevas pistas sobre lo que les ocurrió a los habitantes de la Isla de Pascua
Un estudio sobre la actividad agrícola de los isleños indica que tuvieron altibajos en su desarrollo, pero que no se produjo un colapso antes de la llegada de los europeos. […]
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Healthy obesity: not a fantasy (but rare and elusive)
A new year, another kerfuffle among experts over the existence of that most elusive of human phenotypes: the person who is both obese and healthy.
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Stress Fractures
Social adversity shapes humans’ immune systems—and probably their susceptibility to disease—by altering the expression of large groups of genes.
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#eBird: hegazti-behaketen datu-base mundiala
Bi aldiz mundiala: mundu osokoa delako, eta benetan aparta delako. 2002. urtean sortu zuten Estatu Batuetan eBird aplikazioa, Cornell Universityko Ornitologia Laborategiak eta Audubon Elkarteak. Funtsean, hegazti-behaketak gorde, antolatu eta […]
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Found: the missing part of brain’s ‘internal compass’
If you have taken a walk and would like to return home you need to have an idea of where you are in relation to your destination. To do this, […]
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An ant, a plant, and a bear, oh my
In a mountain meadow in Colorado, ecologists have come across yet another example of the amazing interconnectedness of nature’s flora and fauna. Black bears, by eating ants, help one of […]
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El misterio de la rana que da a luz a renacuajos sin poner huevos
Científicos descubrieron una rana que da a luz directamente a renacuajos, sin haber puesto huevos.