The Australian Financial Review
Humans are all a bit genetically modified
The Australian Financial Review
It might surprise many people that they are even to a small degree part bacterium, part fungus and part alga. NaN of. Studies suggest natural transgenics is ubiquitous. Photo: Getty Images. by The Economist. Opponents of genetically modified crops often ...
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The Australian Financial Review
It might surprise many people that they are even to a small degree part bacterium, part fungus and part alga. NaN of. Studies suggest natural transgenics is ubiquitous. Photo: Getty Images. by The Economist. Opponents of genetically modified crops often ...
Over 100 of your genes are not human: research
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New York Times
Neanderthal Jewelry: The Eagle Talon Line
New York Times
Neanderthals may have used the talons of white-tailed eagles to make jewelry 130,000 years ago, long before the appearance of modern humans in Europe, according to a new study published in PLOS One. At an archaeological site in Croatia, researchers ...
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New York Times
Neanderthals may have used the talons of white-tailed eagles to make jewelry 130,000 years ago, long before the appearance of modern humans in Europe, according to a new study published in PLOS One. At an archaeological site in Croatia, researchers ...
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130000-Year-Old Talons Reveal Neanderthals' Creativity
New evidence reveals Neanderthals stunning jewelry - Eagle Talons
News Tonight Africa
Turtles return to Gahirmatha beach for nesting afters years
News Tonight Africa
Forest officials have said that a group of Olive Ridley female turtles, who were tagged for research some years earlier, have returned to Gahirmatha beach this year for nesting. Experts have said that about two lakh turtles have already laid eggs on the beach ...
Tagged turtles return to Gahiramatha for nestingTimes of India
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Forest officials have said that a group of Olive Ridley female turtles, who were tagged for research some years earlier, have returned to Gahirmatha beach this year for nesting. Experts have said that about two lakh turtles have already laid eggs on the beach ...
Tagged turtles return to Gahiramatha for nesting
Tagged Turtles Return to Gahirmatha Rookery for Nesting
69722 Olive turtles arrive to lay eggs
Phys.Org
Rare albino wallaroos call Aussie race track home
Phys.Org
"There she is, there she is!" In the distance beyond the outstretched finger of conservation biologist Daniel Ramp stood a rare white animal, rising slowly as her ears stiffened and eyes focused on him.
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Phys.Org
"There she is, there she is!" In the distance beyond the outstretched finger of conservation biologist Daniel Ramp stood a rare white animal, rising slowly as her ears stiffened and eyes focused on him.
In Russia, a drying lake threatens an 'era of water wars'
Reuters UK
ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In Russia's Siberian south, near the border of Mongolia, the world's largest freshwater lake is shrinking. The surrounding communities depend on Lake Baikal, which contains about one-fifth of the ...
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In Russia's Siberian south, near the border of Mongolia, the world's largest freshwater lake is shrinking. The surrounding communities depend on Lake Baikal, which contains about one-fifth of the ...
PerfScience
Thanks to climate change, food could soon taste a lot worse
The Week Magazine
A new report from climate scientists at the University of Melbourne claims that climate change will have devastating effects on Australia's food supply. The report, Appetite for Change, says that vegetables, meat, and grains will lose their flavor and become ...
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The Week Magazine
A new report from climate scientists at the University of Melbourne claims that climate change will have devastating effects on Australia's food supply. The report, Appetite for Change, says that vegetables, meat, and grains will lose their flavor and become ...
Climate change to result in tasteless, poor-quality food
Costs of Climate Change Adaptation to Rise
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EarthSky
1400+ new marine creatures identified last year
EarthSky
A global effort to create a consolidated inventory of all existing sea life announced the results of eight years of work. Photo credit: © Robert Pitman 2015. Australian humpback dolphin, identified in 2014. Photo credit: © Robert Pitman 2015. The World Register ...
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EarthSky
A global effort to create a consolidated inventory of all existing sea life announced the results of eight years of work. Photo credit: © Robert Pitman 2015. Australian humpback dolphin, identified in 2014. Photo credit: © Robert Pitman 2015. The World Register ...
New Zealand's Niwa discovered 141 new marine species in 3 years
Niwa discovers weird and wonderful new creatures
Niwa discovers 141 new marine creatures in last three years
Independent Online
Toothy trail leads to rainforests
Independent Online
Washington – People adapted to living in tropical rainforests thousands of years earlier than previously known, according to scientists who found crucial evidence in 20,000-year-old fossilized human teeth discovered in Sri Lanka. The researchers said there ...
Ancient teeth reveal man's first entry into rainforestsTimes of Malta
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Independent Online
Washington – People adapted to living in tropical rainforests thousands of years earlier than previously known, according to scientists who found crucial evidence in 20,000-year-old fossilized human teeth discovered in Sri Lanka. The researchers said there ...
Ancient teeth reveal man's first entry into rainforests
Washington Post
The melting of Antarctica was already really bad. It just got worse.
Washington Post
This story has been updated. A hundred years from now, humans may remember 2014 as the year that we first learned that we may have irreversibly destabilized the great ice sheet of West Antarctica, and thus set in motion more than 10 feet of sea level rise.
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Washington Post
This story has been updated. A hundred years from now, humans may remember 2014 as the year that we first learned that we may have irreversibly destabilized the great ice sheet of West Antarctica, and thus set in motion more than 10 feet of sea level rise.
Warming seas undermining giant Antarctic glacier
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Melting In East Antarctica Threatens To Raise Global Sea Level By 11 Feet
CNET
Stunning Loch Ness fireball illuminates shadowy monster's home
CNET
A bright fireball tried to shine a little light on the home of the mysterious creature Sunday evening. by Eric Mack · @ericcmack; 16 March 2015 10:45 pm GMT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email. tumblr. stumble. reddit.
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A bright fireball tried to shine a little light on the home of the mysterious creature Sunday evening. by Eric Mack · @ericcmack; 16 March 2015 10:45 pm GMT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email. tumblr. stumble. reddit.
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