African Superb Starlings Can Form Friendship-Like Bonds, Study Shows
Superb starlings (Lamprotornis superbus) demonstrate ‘reciprocity,’ helping each other with the expectation that the favor will eventually be returned, according
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Rise of the King: New Research Unlocks Mystery Origin of Tyrannosaurus rex
The genus Tyrannosaurus most likely arose in North America, although its direct ancestors migrated over from Asia more than 70
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Vast Areas of Chornobyl-Affected Farmland in Ukraine Can Now Be Safely Farmed, Scientists Claim
A team of researchers from the United Kingdom and Ukraine has developed a new method for the safe reassessment of
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Physicists Develop Novel Quantum Theory of Gravity
The new theory, developed by physicists at Aalto University, describes gravity in a way that’s compatible with the Standard Model
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Study: Several Groups of Pterosaurs Became More Terrestrial 160 Million Years Ago
Pterosaurs are often imagined soaring over the heads of dinosaurs, but a new analysis of their fossilized footprints shows that
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Seven-Year Experiment Uncovers New Insights into Nature of Consciousness
A multinational team of neuroscientists has tested two competing theories of consciousness: the integrated information theory (IIT) and the global
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Scientists Discover New Type of Crystal
In exploring how crystals form, researchers at New York University came across an unusual, rod-shaped crystal that hadn’t been identified
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6-Million-Year-Old Fossils of Terrestrial Apex Predator Discovered in Dominican Republic
This apex predator is a type of sebecid crocodyliform with South American origins, according to new research led by the
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113-Million-Year-Old Hell Ant Fossil Found in Brazil
Paleontologists have described the oldest known member of Haidomyrmecinae -- an extinct subfamily of ants that only lived during the
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New Genomic Analysis Reveals Evolution and Diversity of Apple Genus
Malus is a genus with over 35 species naturally distributed across the temperate northern hemisphere, from East Asia and Europe
