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Yellow warblers remember warning calls 1 day later, suggesting long-term memory
Across North America, hundreds of bird species waste time and energy raising chicks that aren’t their own. They’re the victims…
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Climate change could slow recovery of southern right whales
By Carissa Wong Mother and calf southern right whales Nicolas Lewin More frequent and severe El Niño weather events caused…
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Kyoto University to close leading primate center over misuse of construction funds
Kyoto University plans to disband its celebrated Primate Research Institute (PRI) because of the misuse of government funds under former…
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News at a glance: Third vaccine doses, revised guidance on aspirin, and a research reactor leak
FISHERIES SCIENCE Overruling scientists, Florida board authorizes fishing of the vulnerable goliath grouper A Florida commission voted last week to…
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Should a dog’s sniff be enough to convict a person of murder?
A version of this story appeared in Science, Vol 374, Issue 6565.Download PDF Mark Redwine kept mementos of his youngest…
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Major U.S. research charity places big bet on diversity
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), one of the largest private funders of biomedical research in the United States, is…
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Swarms of satellites are blocking the gaze of astronomers
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Massive road project threatens New Guinea’s biodiversity
Seventeen years ago, botanist Miriam van Heist of Wageningen University and a team of local collaborators set out to explore…
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Pandemic Year One Saw a Dramatic Global Rise in Anxiety and Depression
COVID has posed a threat to body—and mind—for all people on the planet—the essence of the Greek-rooted coupling of πᾶν…
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WHO unveils new 26-member panel to restart study of the pandemic’s origins
The World Health Organization (WHO) today unveiled a new team to investigate the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Scientific…
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