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Marine fossils show which ocean species are most at risk for extinction
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HALIFAX -- An international team of scientists has predicted in a study published Friday which ocean species and areas are most at risk of extinction by studying fossils from the last 23 million years. Ecologists, biologists and paleontologists from around the ...
Why dolphins may soon be extinctNEWS.com.au
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HALIFAX -- An international team of scientists has predicted in a study published Friday which ocean species and areas are most at risk of extinction by studying fossils from the last 23 million years. Ecologists, biologists and paleontologists from around the ...
Why dolphins may soon be extinct
Vancouver Sun
Hike down Arizona canyon brings screaming muscles, inner peace
Vancouver Sun
SUPAI, Ariz. — Framed by pitch-black canyon walls rising monumentally on either side of the rushing, rain-swollen Havasu Creek, the night sky burst with snow-white stars and Milky Way swirls. It was the last night of a grueling three-day Havasupai Trail ...
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Vancouver Sun
SUPAI, Ariz. — Framed by pitch-black canyon walls rising monumentally on either side of the rushing, rain-swollen Havasu Creek, the night sky burst with snow-white stars and Milky Way swirls. It was the last night of a grueling three-day Havasupai Trail ...
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Gary Bachman: Native butterfly weed is great garden choice
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GARY BACHMAN/MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICEButterfly weed is an exciting native plant that attracts Monarch butterflies and thrives in Mississippi landscapes. GARY BACHMAN — Office of Ag Communications.
Monarch season is upon usFarm and Dairy
SCIENCE MATTERS: Plant milkweed, save the monarchTheChronicleHerald.ca
Science Matters: Monarch butterfly's best defence is milkweedBeacon News (blog)
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GARY BACHMAN/MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SERVICEButterfly weed is an exciting native plant that attracts Monarch butterflies and thrives in Mississippi landscapes. GARY BACHMAN — Office of Ag Communications.
Monarch season is upon us
SCIENCE MATTERS: Plant milkweed, save the monarch
Science Matters: Monarch butterfly's best defence is milkweed
CBC.ca
Peer reviewer tells female biologists their study would be better if they worked ...
CBC.ca
When biologists Megan Head and Fiona Ingleby submitted a research paper to the highly-respected scientific journal PLOS ONE, they were shocked that their submission was rejected. And not for the obvious reasons. In their anonymous peer review, they ...
Female Scientists Told To Add A Male Author To Their StudyHuffington Post
Journal to Authors of Gender Bias Study: You Need a Man's HelpTakePart
PLOS ONE Update on Peer Review ProcessPLoS Blogs (blog)
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CBC.ca
When biologists Megan Head and Fiona Ingleby submitted a research paper to the highly-respected scientific journal PLOS ONE, they were shocked that their submission was rejected. And not for the obvious reasons. In their anonymous peer review, they ...
Female Scientists Told To Add A Male Author To Their Study
Journal to Authors of Gender Bias Study: You Need a Man's Help
PLOS ONE Update on Peer Review Process
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BODY WORLDS: Animal Inside Out opens at Nature Museum
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The new exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature gives you a first hand look at what's on the inside of animals large and small. This is the first time that BODY WORLDS: Animal Inside Out is being presented in Canada. It's a chance to see the ...
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The new exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature gives you a first hand look at what's on the inside of animals large and small. This is the first time that BODY WORLDS: Animal Inside Out is being presented in Canada. It's a chance to see the ...
Unique exhibit offers inside view of living world
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Tiny Hairs on Bats' Wings Are Key to Their Maneuverability
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Bat wings sport a unique touch-receptor design, researchers reported Thursday in the journal Cell Reports. Tiny sensory cells associated with fine hairs on the bat wing likely enable the animals to change the shape of their wings in a split second, granting ...
Bats use sense of touch in addition to echolocation to catch their preyBiotechin.Asia
Tiny hairs on a bats wings could lead to improved aircraftNational Monitor
Bat Super Sensors Make Them Expert FliersNature World News
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Bat wings sport a unique touch-receptor design, researchers reported Thursday in the journal Cell Reports. Tiny sensory cells associated with fine hairs on the bat wing likely enable the animals to change the shape of their wings in a split second, granting ...
Bats use sense of touch in addition to echolocation to catch their prey
Tiny hairs on a bats wings could lead to improved aircraft
Bat Super Sensors Make Them Expert Fliers
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Vatican: climate change is man-made and must be addressed
The Tablet (subscription)
In a Final Declaration issued at the end of a one-day symposium on the environment organised by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, delegates, who included religious and political leaders, said that human-induced climate change was a ...
Pontifical Academy of Sciences Holds Workshop on Climate Change ...IISD Reporting Services
Report on Vatican climate change symposiumCommonweal (blog)
National scene: Din to represent Islam in VaticanJakarta Post
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In a Final Declaration issued at the end of a one-day symposium on the environment organised by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on Tuesday, delegates, who included religious and political leaders, said that human-induced climate change was a ...
Pontifical Academy of Sciences Holds Workshop on Climate Change ...
Report on Vatican climate change symposium
National scene: Din to represent Islam in Vatican
UPI.com
High school students locate widest-ever pulsar orbit
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"Pulsars are some of the most extreme objects in the universe," said Joe Swiggum, an astronomer at West Virginia University. By Brooks Hays | May 1, 2015 at 4:15 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter · share with google.
Pulsar with widest orbit ever detectedPhys.Org
Pulsar with Widest Orbit Ever Detected, Discovered By High School Research ...Space Fellowship
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"Pulsars are some of the most extreme objects in the universe," said Joe Swiggum, an astronomer at West Virginia University. By Brooks Hays | May 1, 2015 at 4:15 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter · share with google.
Pulsar with widest orbit ever detected
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State cites SeaWorld for safety violations
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SeaWorld trainers no longer go in the water with killer whales during performances in Shamu Stadium but they still have close interaction. — John Gastaldo. Share Photo. · · Reddit; ✉. SeaWorld trainers no longer go in the water with killer whales during ...
California Agency Fines Seaworld Over SafetyNew York Times
SeaWorld cited over safety of trainers who work with orcasLos Angeles Times
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SeaWorld trainers no longer go in the water with killer whales during performances in Shamu Stadium but they still have close interaction. — John Gastaldo. Share Photo. · · Reddit; ✉. SeaWorld trainers no longer go in the water with killer whales during ...
California Agency Fines Seaworld Over Safety
SeaWorld cited over safety of trainers who work with orcas
Ottawa Citizen
The next Chris Hadfield? Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti's star takes off
Ottawa Citizen
Samantha Cristoforetti's photos from orbit are winning her social media fame. She's the female, Italian Chris Hadfield. ESA/NASA. Share Adjust Comment Print. A simple message goes out to hundreds of thousands of Twitter readers, night after night: “Good ...
Samantha explains gravity of the situation from the ISSSen (subscription)
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Ottawa Citizen
Samantha Cristoforetti's photos from orbit are winning her social media fame. She's the female, Italian Chris Hadfield. ESA/NASA. Share Adjust Comment Print. A simple message goes out to hundreds of thousands of Twitter readers, night after night: “Good ...
Samantha explains gravity of the situation from the ISS
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