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Destrucción del hábitat y brujería, dos amenazas para el ave más simbólica de México
Los colibríes, en riesgo por la pérdida de los ecosistemas que habitan, conforman un grupo de aves con una distribución única en América. La fuerte carga espiritual que representan en México, donde viven más de 50 especies distintas, se ha vuelto una amenaza para su conservación.
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We May Be Able to Find Life on Enceladus Without Even Landing
Saturn’s moon Enceladus is one of the Solar System’s prime extraterrestrial locations for life to thrive. It harbors a global salty ocean that internal heating theoretically keeps at temperatures hospitable to an alien marine ecosystem.
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We May Be Able to Find Life on Enceladus Without Even Landing
Saturn’s moon Enceladus is one of the Solar System’s prime extraterrestrial locations for life to thrive. It harbors a global salty ocean that internal heating theoretically keeps at temperatures hospitable to an alien marine ecosystem.
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We May Be Able to Find Life on Enceladus Without Even Landing
Saturn’s moon Enceladus is one of the Solar System’s prime extraterrestrial locations for life to thrive. It harbors a global salty ocean that internal heating theoretically keeps at temperatures hospitable to an alien marine ecosystem.
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The Year in Math
Four Fields Medals were awarded for major breakthroughs in geometry, combinatorics, statistical physics and number theory, even as mathematicians continued to wrestle with how computers are changing the discipline.
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The Year in Math
Four Fields Medals were awarded for major breakthroughs in geometry, combinatorics, statistical physics and number theory, even as mathematicians continued to wrestle with how computers are changing the discipline.
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The Year in Math
Four Fields Medals were awarded for major breakthroughs in geometry, combinatorics, statistical physics and number theory, even as mathematicians continued to wrestle with how computers are changing the discipline.
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Científicos españoles resucitan partes de bacterias de hace 2.600 millones de años que podrán curar enfermedades genéticas
El estudio abre nuevas vías en la manipulación del ADN y en el tratamiento de patologías como el cáncer o la diabetes
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Científicos españoles resucitan partes de bacterias de hace 2.600 millones de años que podrán curar enfermedades genéticas
El estudio abre nuevas vías en la manipulación del ADN y en el tratamiento de patologías como el cáncer o la diabetes