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Ecologically- and economically-rich coral reefs occur in very specific places on our planet.
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Scientists have described a new species of dinosaur found in the red rocks of Utah.
A diverse group of scientists recently solved the 3,000 year-old case of how King Tut died.
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The Baltic Sea has been experiencing algal blooms, making its waters essentially a dead zone.
A type of amoeba that can change its form is teaching scientists about how early life developed.
UC Berkeley researchers, led by Tyrone Hayes, have found that the pesticide atrazine can turn male frogs into females.
Comparing the differences in the Y chromosomes in chimps and humans has created quite a buzz.
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Sea Urchins have no eyes or visual organs, but researchers are proving that they do in fact see.