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Fishermen release bottlenose dolphin found entangled in tuna gillnet 100km ...
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KARACHI: In a rare case, fishermen safely released a common bottlenose dolphin, which was found entangled in tuna gillnet in offshore waters about 100 kilometers (km) south of Kund Malir along Balochistan coast. Dolphins and whales are known to drown ...
The species was identified as a common bottlenose dolphin about seven feet ...DAWN.com
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KARACHI: In a rare case, fishermen safely released a common bottlenose dolphin, which was found entangled in tuna gillnet in offshore waters about 100 kilometers (km) south of Kund Malir along Balochistan coast. Dolphins and whales are known to drown ...
The species was identified as a common bottlenose dolphin about seven feet ...
Free willy: Bottlenose dolphin rescued, released into sea
Common bottlenose dolphin rescued
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Scientists shown covalent histone modification can be preserved through ...
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HONG KONG: Confirming a long-held expectation that epigenetic as well as genetic information may be passed across generations, scientists have shown that a covalent histone modification can be preserved through multiple cell divisions, both mitotic and ...
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HONG KONG: Confirming a long-held expectation that epigenetic as well as genetic information may be passed across generations, scientists have shown that a covalent histone modification can be preserved through multiple cell divisions, both mitotic and ...
DNA May Not Be The Only Thing Governing Inherited Traits
DNA can't explain all inherited biological traits
Chromatin Marks, Like DNA Info, Can Be Inherited across Many Generations
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It's the shortest we'll see in our lifetime
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The curtain closed quickly on Saturday morning's sky show. The total lunar eclipse which took the stage at 3:16 a.m., was over in just five minutes! Loading… Post to Facebook. It's the shortest we'll see in our lifetime The curtain closed quickly on Saturday ...
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The curtain closed quickly on Saturday morning's sky show. The total lunar eclipse which took the stage at 3:16 a.m., was over in just five minutes! Loading… Post to Facebook. It's the shortest we'll see in our lifetime The curtain closed quickly on Saturday ...
You Probably Missed The Shortest Total Lunar Eclipse Of The Century
Shortest lunar eclipse of the century delights millions (PHOTOS)
You Probably Missed the Quick Lunar Eclipse This Morning
Sky & Telescope
This Week's Sky at a Glance, April 3 – 11
Sky & Telescope
Nova Sagittarii rebrightens. The nova that peaked at about magnitude 4.3 on March 21–22, then dropped to 5.9, has rebrightened to about 4.6 as of April 3rd. See article (with comparison-star chart) and up-to-date light curve. The nova is easy to observe with ...
Eclipse brings 'blood moon' this weekendMethow Valley News
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Sky & Telescope
Nova Sagittarii rebrightens. The nova that peaked at about magnitude 4.3 on March 21–22, then dropped to 5.9, has rebrightened to about 4.6 as of April 3rd. See article (with comparison-star chart) and up-to-date light curve. The nova is easy to observe with ...
Eclipse brings 'blood moon' this weekend
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Urban ant species don't necessarily develop a taste for human food
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Ants are a vital part of every ecosystem, including dense urban ones but their role isn't always obvious. New research from North Carolina State University examined the ant species of Manhattan in an effort to determine what they eat. The aim of the research ...
Ants are EPICUREAN just like humans, Says studyThe Hoops News
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National Monitor
Ants are a vital part of every ecosystem, including dense urban ones but their role isn't always obvious. New research from North Carolina State University examined the ant species of Manhattan in an effort to determine what they eat. The aim of the research ...
Ants are EPICUREAN just like humans, Says study
The research is in: City ants love human food
Study: Some Ants Have More Taste for Human Food Than Others
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Supernova crime scene shows a single white dwarf to blame: study
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NEW YORK: Astronomers have determined the pre-explosion mass of a white dwarf star that blew up thousands of years ago and the measurement strongly suggests the explosion involved only a single white dwarf, ruling out a well-established alternative ...
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NEW YORK: Astronomers have determined the pre-explosion mass of a white dwarf star that blew up thousands of years ago and the measurement strongly suggests the explosion involved only a single white dwarf, ruling out a well-established alternative ...
Supernova 'crime scene,' shows single white dwarf to blame
Supernova 'Crime Scene': Single White Dwarf Blamed for 3C 397
Suzaku studies supernova 'crime scene,' shows a single white dwarf to blame
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Graphene's lightbulb moment
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FRANCE: The first mass-market use of the two-dimensional form of carbon known as graphene appears set to be LED lighting. Graphene Lighting plc, as spinoff company from the University of Manchester in the UK, aims to commercialize a graphene light ...
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FRANCE: The first mass-market use of the two-dimensional form of carbon known as graphene appears set to be LED lighting. Graphene Lighting plc, as spinoff company from the University of Manchester in the UK, aims to commercialize a graphene light ...
Why the graphene light bulb could switch on a new era of innovation
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Early human fossil Little Foot dated at 3.7m years old
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A sophisticated new dating technique has found that Little Foot, an important fossil of an early human forerunner unearthed in the 1990s in South Africa, is roughly 3.7 million years old. "The age of Little Foot has been highly debated," said geologist Darryl ...
Little foot lived 3.67 million years ago according to a new studyAmerican Register
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A sophisticated new dating technique has found that Little Foot, an important fossil of an early human forerunner unearthed in the 1990s in South Africa, is roughly 3.7 million years old. "The age of Little Foot has been highly debated," said geologist Darryl ...
Little foot lived 3.67 million years ago according to a new study
Human Ancestor 'Little Foot' Lived 3.7 Million Years Ago
Human ancestor 'Little Foot' lived 3.67 million years ago
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Blackpoll Warbler completes unbelievable 1500 mile fly or die migration every yrs
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SYDNEY: A tiny songbird, the 0.42 oz (12 gram) Blackpoll Warbler flies from 1,410 to 1,720 miles (2270 to 2770 km) over the sea non-stop every year in incredible migration feat scientists describe as “on the brink of impossibility”. The Blackpoll Warbler, which ...
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SYDNEY: A tiny songbird, the 0.42 oz (12 gram) Blackpoll Warbler flies from 1,410 to 1,720 miles (2270 to 2770 km) over the sea non-stop every year in incredible migration feat scientists describe as “on the brink of impossibility”. The Blackpoll Warbler, which ...
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Stock Journal
Earth greening despite deforestation
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Australia is 'greener' today than it was two decades ago. This is despite ongoing land clearing. Observations from space have shown the world overall is getting greener despite deforestation and drought. Photo: Carl Davies/CSIRO. RELATED. Push drought ...
Resurgent Vegetation Sucks 4bn Tons Of Carbon From The AirForbes
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Decades of deforestation yet Earth is becoming greenerUniversity World News
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Australia is 'greener' today than it was two decades ago. This is despite ongoing land clearing. Observations from space have shown the world overall is getting greener despite deforestation and drought. Photo: Carl Davies/CSIRO. RELATED. Push drought ...
Resurgent Vegetation Sucks 4bn Tons Of Carbon From The Air
Earth has become greener than 2003 despite Amazon rainforest losses
Decades of deforestation yet Earth is becoming greener
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