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This Arctic landscape has no modern equivalent ... The presence of reindeer and mastodon, big animals that eat a lot, means the landscape was highly productive. The team didn’t find any genetic ...

The researchers analyzed rare fossils of hatchling birds found in northern Alaska, which offered the earliest evidence of the ...

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Lewis Pugh, 55, began swimming multiple hours a day in the 47-degree water on May 15 to raise awareness about the plight of ...

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It wants to improve science by making it better and more efficient, he said—to “get more bang for America’s research bucks”.