Ciencia en los medios
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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.
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Adimen artifizialaren gizarterat
1956an, ikertzaile talde batek marraztu zuen zientziak jarraitu beharreko bide deigarri berri bat: gizakiaren adimena imitatzea. Ordutik hona, pauso nabariak eman dira, informatikan zehazki.
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Bad luck, bad journalism and cancer rates
Please, journalists, get a clue before you write about science
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Threat of Being Eaten Doesn’t Deter Dumpling Squid From Sex
The adorable cephalopods seem to rate mating higher on their list of priorities than survival