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In three separate studies, researchers build a genomic history of the Southern Arc using ancient DNA
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The nation's research competitiveness and leadership is falling behind other nations
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A research team suggests there is a lack of evidence that rubrics work in combating gender bias
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New study suggests that plants may struggle to adapt to climate change as seed-dispersing animals decline in numbers
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Fossils from the last global warm could help predict future changes in fish abundance
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New research finds that, while different attributes recover at different rates, tropical forests can recover quickly
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Natural selection imposed by different microhabitats across forest strata can drive codivergent evolution
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A physical link has been found that implicates rapid Arctic warming with stratospheric polar vortex disruption
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According to a new study analyzing 25 years of pesticide use, while the total amounts of pesticides used has gone down, their toxicity has increased considerably
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"Virtual" pollination trade uncovers global dependence on biodiversity of developing countries
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In a recent paper, researchers say confusing political dissent with an all-out rejection of science has ultimately damaged the public authority of science
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Analysis finds that policy documents have an unusually high rate of using the newest science—10 times larger than seen for other policy documents
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Differential effects of intervention timing on COVID-19 spread in the United States
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Efforts to improve the management and reuse of plastic waste have had limited success; many still face significant technical and economic challenges
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Specifically, Democratic political leaders' critiques of such models was shown to undermine public support for the models' use, while Republican opinions had little impact
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