New research explores the unresolved mystery of the extinction of ancient North America’s megafauna, highlighting…
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Scientists were stunned by the discovery of cutmarks around cancerous growths on an ancient Egyptian…
A fierce fire, potentially related to the Carthaginian army’s movement across the Pyrenees to battle…
Gene expression analysis of blood identifies a functional group of genes linked to both depression…
Wild bumblebees all over the world need a similar nest temperature — with global warming…
Scientists champion global genomic surveillance using the latest technologies and a ‘One Health’ approach to…
Significant advancements in preservation techniques could liberate more hearts for transplantation. More than five decades…
Researchers have shown that too much sun exposure negatively affects short-term diversity and composition of…
Scientists have discovered a previously unknown species radiation of masked bees, which is restricted to…
Archaeologists study the carbon isotope values in hazelnuts from ancient sites to understand the characteristics…
Leatherback sea turtles, the largest of all living turtles, embark on extensive migratory journeys that…
First observation of marine invertebrates eating live and dead jellyfish during Arctic winter. In the…
Willow bark, already the origin of aspirin, could now be the key to a vital…
Scientists have discovered that the use of oral contraceptives may influence the morphology of brain…
Scientists say vast quantities of methane may be trapped beneath the permafrost, and it could…
Scientists have found a way of capturing DNA from snow tracks — a promising non-invasive…
New study shows that working night shifts favors development of sleep disorders, particularly in young…
Data spanning 40 years shows changes in the subtropical North Atlantic Ocean near the island…