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How Giraffes Became Winners by a Neck
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Giraffes have taught generations of students how evolution works. Not directly, of course. Communicating through nocturnal humming is a barrier to classroom instruction. But the modern giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis – is often used as the textbook ...
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Giraffes have taught generations of students how evolution works. Not directly, of course. Communicating through nocturnal humming is a barrier to classroom instruction. But the modern giraffe – Giraffa camelopardalis – is often used as the textbook ...
Mystery of giraffe's long neck solved, says study
Mystery of giraffe's long neck solved
Why Giraffes Have Long Necks: Researchers Find Clues
Charlotte Observer
Duke, UNC scientists win Nobel Prize in chemistry for work on DNA repair
Charlotte Observer
This photo released by the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine shows Turkish-American scientist Aziz Sancar, co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Chemistry Prize for work on how cells repair damaged DNA, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced ...
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich and Aziz ...New York Times
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Nobel discoveries on DNA repair now fuelling cancer drug researchReuters India
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This photo released by the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine shows Turkish-American scientist Aziz Sancar, co-winner of the 2015 Nobel Chemistry Prize for work on how cells repair damaged DNA, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced ...
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Tomas Lindahl, Paul Modrich and Aziz ...
Is Your Refrigerator Running? No, Really, You Won a Nobel Prize
Nobel discoveries on DNA repair now fuelling cancer drug research
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Guatemala volcano roars back to life
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GUATEMALA CITY: A volcano near the Guatemalan capital roared back to life yesterday, spewing ash high into the air, disaster safety officials said. The Fuego volcano, which is just 50 km from Guatemala City and its population of one million people, ...
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GUATEMALA CITY: A volcano near the Guatemalan capital roared back to life yesterday, spewing ash high into the air, disaster safety officials said. The Fuego volcano, which is just 50 km from Guatemala City and its population of one million people, ...
Guatemala: Volcano Enters in Eruption
The Sun Daily
Indonesia seizes shark fins destined for Hong Kong
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Indonesian customs and quarantine officers inspecting some 3,000 pieces of sharks fin seized at the Soekarno-Hatta airport in the Tangerang district suburb of Jakarta, intended for shipment to Hong Kong. AFP. JAKARTA:Indonesian authorities have seized ...
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Indonesian customs and quarantine officers inspecting some 3,000 pieces of sharks fin seized at the Soekarno-Hatta airport in the Tangerang district suburb of Jakarta, intended for shipment to Hong Kong. AFP. JAKARTA:Indonesian authorities have seized ...
Shark fins headed for Hong Kong seized in Indonesia
The Scrappy Female Paleontologist Whose Life Inspired A Tongue Twister
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Now, try the more historically accurate version: Mary Anning peddles dinosaur parts on the Jurassic Coast as one of the world's first, unheralded fossil hunters. Born in 1799, Anning ran a fossil stand on England's Dorset Beach, also known as Jurassic ...
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Now, try the more historically accurate version: Mary Anning peddles dinosaur parts on the Jurassic Coast as one of the world's first, unheralded fossil hunters. Born in 1799, Anning ran a fossil stand on England's Dorset Beach, also known as Jurassic ...
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Oldest-known fetal horse fossil is 48 million years old
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WASHINGTON: A 48-million-year-old fossil of a pregnant horse and fetus is the oldest of its kind known to science and contains unusually well-preserved evidence of tissue from the womb, researchers said Wednesday. The fossil was discovered in Germany ...
Foetus found in 48-million-year-old horse fossilABC Online
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New Straits Times Online
WASHINGTON: A 48-million-year-old fossil of a pregnant horse and fetus is the oldest of its kind known to science and contains unusually well-preserved evidence of tissue from the womb, researchers said Wednesday. The fossil was discovered in Germany ...
Foetus found in 48-million-year-old horse fossil
Paleontologists find oldest placenta ever known
Foetus found inside 48-million-year-old fossil of ancient horse
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Animals abound at Chernobyl 30 years after nuclear disaster
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Washington (AFP) -- Nearly 30 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine, elk, deer, boar and wolves abound in the exclusion zone deserted by humans, researchers say in an international study. The study, published Monday in the Current ...
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Washington (AFP) -- Nearly 30 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in Ukraine, elk, deer, boar and wolves abound in the exclusion zone deserted by humans, researchers say in an international study. The study, published Monday in the Current ...
Chernobyl today: Wildlife unexpectedly making a comeback
In the eerie emptiness of Chernobyl's abandoned towns, wildlife is flourishing
Humans Harder on Animals Than Radiation, Chernobyl Study Suggests
Bangkok Post
Jellyfish sting kills German woman on Samui
Bangkok Post
Marks are seen on the leg of a German tourist who was killed by a box jellyfish sting on Koh Samui in Surat Thani on Tuesday night. SUPAPONG CHAOLAN. - +. A 20-year-old German woman died and her friend was injured after they were stung by box ...
German tourist killed by box jellyfish in ThailandThe Sun Daily
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Bangkok Post
Marks are seen on the leg of a German tourist who was killed by a box jellyfish sting on Koh Samui in Surat Thani on Tuesday night. SUPAPONG CHAOLAN. - +. A 20-year-old German woman died and her friend was injured after they were stung by box ...
German tourist killed by box jellyfish in Thailand
German tourist in Koh Samui dies of jellyfish sting
German woman dies from box jellyfish sting
Blue-Tinted Seas Draw Huge Crowds In Miri
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MIRI: After the first sighting of the 'Blue Tears' phenomenon captured by local photography enthusiast Albert Song at Trusan beach in Bekenu last month, members of the public can now expect to see a similar sight along the city's coastline. Photography ...
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MIRI: After the first sighting of the 'Blue Tears' phenomenon captured by local photography enthusiast Albert Song at Trusan beach in Bekenu last month, members of the public can now expect to see a similar sight along the city's coastline. Photography ...
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Israeli Team Eyes 2017 Blast-Off for First Private Mission to Moon
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The private race to the moon is really starting to heat up. A team from Israel called SpaceIL has signed a contract to launch its robotic lunar lander toward the moon aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in the second half of 2017. SpaceIL is therefore a ...
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The private race to the moon is really starting to heat up. A team from Israel called SpaceIL has signed a contract to launch its robotic lunar lander toward the moon aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket in the second half of 2017. SpaceIL is therefore a ...
Israelis sign contract to launch spacecraft to the moon
Israel might be heading for the moon
First Private, Israeli Moon Mission Has Secured a Launch Contract for 2017
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