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Microscopic analysis of fossil pollen and plants gives indications of the environmental and temperature conditions
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The data shows a greater variation between salmon populations within species than between species
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These new findings build on earlier research and raises questions about how these insects traveled between continents
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Enabling ecological change amid climate change key to preserving biodiversity and ecosystem services
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Study shows that 562 animal species not yet declared extinct have not been seen in more than 50 years
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Findings indicate a deep connection between stochastic thermodynamics and transition-path theory
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To meet the Paris Agreement's climate goals, global net-zero CO2 emissions must be reached by mid-century
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LAMAP uses information from the landscape data to estimate the archaeological potential of land
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The results could help to inform water management given watershed activities and climate change in the region
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Age-estimation helps with criminal investigations as well as a variety of archeological contexts
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Knowledge systems of indigenous and local communities play fundamental roles in safeguarding the diversity of our planet
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Engine converts the random jiggling of a microscopic particle into stored energy and could lead to significant advances in the speed and cost of computers, other tech
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Researchers at Simon Fraser University have isolated a genetic clue—an enzyme known as an RNA polymerase—that provides new insights about the origins of life
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Trace fossil reveals more about this ancient creature's behavior
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Using a new process, scientists can create new nucleoside analogs months earlier than with the previous method, paving the way for quicker drug discoveries
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