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04/15/2021
A sweeping survey of terrestrial ecosystems finds that vanishingly little land houses all the animals it used to. Species reintroductions could help.
The variant first found in Brazil can evade some immunity from previous COVID-19 infections, making reinfections a possibility.
A newly discovered pterosaur that lived during the Jurassic Period could have used its flexible digits to climb trees like a monkey.
An ancient viral outbreak may have left a genetic mark in East Asians that possibly influences their responses to the virus that causes COVID-19.
In a new book, a paleoanthropologist argues that walking upright has had profound effects on human anatomy and behavior.
Black and Hispanic professionals remain underrepresented in STEM, while women's representation varies widely by STEM field, according to a new report.
The COVID-19 vaccine's pause is out of abundance of caution, experts say. The potentially deadly clots appear to be "extremely rare."
Scientists believed we evolved to respond to alarming screams faster than non-alarming ones, but experiments show our brains may be wired differently.
How does wildfire smoke move bacteria and fungi - and what harm might they do to people when they get there?
From entanglements to ingestion, two biologists are documenting the impact of single-use masks and gloves on animals around the world.
Observation and DNA analysis expose identical reef corals as distinct species with unique ecologies, suggesting much greater coral biodiversity.
Tracking bald eagle abundance and migrating whooping cranes provides a clearer picture of where wind turbines could be safely built.
An underwater autonomous craft collected the first data on the chemistry of seawater eroding the icy underbelly of Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier.
The newly discovered galaxy may have once been home to stars more than 300 times as massive as the sun - a peek at conditions in the early universe.
Modern humanlike brains may have evolved surprisingly late, about 1.7 million years ago, a new study suggests.
In the last century, physicists learned to split atomic nuclei and revealed a complex world of fundamental particles.
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