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Study Raises Conservative Global Insect Count to 14–20 Million

Decades of intensive sampling and DNA barcoding produced a conservative lower-bound that reveals a vast, largely undescribed insect diversity that may already be threatened by human pressures.

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Study Finds Purkinje Cell Activity Poorly Predicts Cerebellar Output in Disease

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Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

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Neuronal Tracing Reveals Brain Clears Waste Through Dura, Skull and Nasal Routes

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2mo ago

Nature Review Finds Coastal Water Heights Systematically Underestimated, Sharply Raising Exposure Estimates

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6mo ago

Science Study Estimates Genes Account for About Half of Intrinsic Human Lifespan

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6mo ago

Genetics Found to Account for About Half of Human Lifespan in New Analysis

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6mo ago

Genetics Accounts for About Half of Intrinsic Human Longevity, Science Study Finds

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6mo ago

Study Finds Genetics Account for About Half of Human Lifespan

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6mo ago

T. Rex Reached Full Size Around 40 Years, New Study Finds

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6mo ago

Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size at 35–40, Reshaping Its Life History

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6mo ago

New Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size Around Age 40

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7mo ago

Parasitic Plant Study Reveals Vital Plastids Despite Gene Loss and Repeated Island Asexuality

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8mo ago

USC Team Maps Four Hidden Neuron Layers in Mouse Hippocampal CA1

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8mo ago

Scientists Document World’s Largest Known Spider Web in Sulfur Cave on the Albania–Greece Border

Methodology

Study Raises Conservative Global Insect Count to 14–20 Million

Study Finds Purkinje Cell Activity Poorly Predicts Cerebellar Output in Disease

Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

Neuronal Tracing Reveals Brain Clears Waste Through Dura, Skull and Nasal Routes

Study Links Tiny T. Rex Arms to Evolution of Massive Robust Skulls

Scorpions Fortify Stingers and Claws With Metals, Smithsonian Study Finds

Study Reports Microplastics in Human Brains, With Higher Levels Near Tumors

Study: Warm-Bodied Sharks and Tunas Use 4× More Energy and Risk Overheating

Daily Multivitamin Slightly Slows Two Biological Age Clocks in Older Adults

Nature Review Finds Coastal Water Heights Systematically Underestimated, Sharply Raising Exposure Estimates

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Science Study Estimates Genes Account for About Half of Intrinsic Human Lifespan

Genetics Found to Account for About Half of Human Lifespan in New Analysis

Genetics Accounts for About Half of Intrinsic Human Longevity, Science Study Finds

Study Finds Genetics Account for About Half of Human Lifespan

T. Rex Reached Full Size Around 40 Years, New Study Finds

Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size at 35–40, Reshaping Its Life History

New Study Finds T. Rex Reached Full Size Around Age 40

Parasitic Plant Study Reveals Vital Plastids Despite Gene Loss and Repeated Island Asexuality

USC Team Maps Four Hidden Neuron Layers in Mouse Hippocampal CA1

Scientists Document World’s Largest Known Spider Web in Sulfur Cave on the Albania–Greece Border

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