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Tyrannosaur Family Now Thought To Resort To Cannibalism
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An artist's rendition on a Daspletosaurus feeding on another. Dinosaurs fight and feed off of each other, but this is the first time that both marks of combat and cannibalism were seen in one dinosaur. (Photo : Tuomas Koivurinne). A new study in Canada has ...
Fossil study of T. rex cousin shows signs of infighting and cannibalismNational Monitor
Tyrannosaurs were violent cannibalsABC Science Online
Daspletosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Fossils Show Evidences Of Pre-Mortem, Post ...Yibada (English Edition)
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An artist's rendition on a Daspletosaurus feeding on another. Dinosaurs fight and feed off of each other, but this is the first time that both marks of combat and cannibalism were seen in one dinosaur. (Photo : Tuomas Koivurinne). A new study in Canada has ...
Fossil study of T. rex cousin shows signs of infighting and cannibalism
Tyrannosaurs were violent cannibals
Daspletosaurus, Tyrannosaurus Fossils Show Evidences Of Pre-Mortem, Post ...
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Research solves the mystery of How Moon was Formed
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The birth of the Moon is believed to have happened some 4.5 billion years ago after a catastrophic collision between the Earth and another celestial body, the size of Mars. The Giant Impact Hypothesis has stood its ground for decades and it was strengthened ...
New research tries to explain the chemical similarity between Earth and MoonWorld Tech Today
'Earth Twin Sister' Theia Collision led to formation of MoonThe Market Business
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The Westside Story
The birth of the Moon is believed to have happened some 4.5 billion years ago after a catastrophic collision between the Earth and another celestial body, the size of Mars. The Giant Impact Hypothesis has stood its ground for decades and it was strengthened ...
New research tries to explain the chemical similarity between Earth and Moon
'Earth Twin Sister' Theia Collision led to formation of Moon
The Origin of the Moon and Its Composition
The Independent
Beginnings of life found in young star system
The Independent
Scientists have found the basic beginnings of life elsewhere in the universe, for the first time ever in a disc around a young star. Scientists used observations from a huge telescope in Chile to see that a disc — on its way to becoming a planet — surrounding a ...
Life beyond solar system possible: StudyZee News
Astronomers find complex organic molecules near young starFox News Latino
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Scientists have found the basic beginnings of life elsewhere in the universe, for the first time ever in a disc around a young star. Scientists used observations from a huge telescope in Chile to see that a disc — on its way to becoming a planet — surrounding a ...
Life beyond solar system possible: Study
Astronomers find complex organic molecules near young star
Building Blocks For Life Discovered In Distant Star System
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Earth's Largest Mass Extinction Caused By Acidic Oceans: Study
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WASHINGTON, April 10 (Bernama) -- Acidified Earth's oceans caused by extreme volcanic activity triggered the greatest extinction in the planet's history, a study suggests. The event, which took place 252 million years ago, wiped out more than 90 percent of ...
Ocean acidification triggered devastating extinction, study findsLos Angeles Times
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WASHINGTON, April 10 (Bernama) -- Acidified Earth's oceans caused by extreme volcanic activity triggered the greatest extinction in the planet's history, a study suggests. The event, which took place 252 million years ago, wiped out more than 90 percent of ...
Ocean acidification triggered devastating extinction, study finds
Prehistoric mass extinction was driven by sudden increase in ocean acidity ...
Mass Extinction Tied to Volcanic Eruptions, Acidic Oceans
World Tech Today
Research shows Greenhouse Gases emission also a reason of rapid Arctic ...
World Tech Today
A researcher from the Northern Arizona University's Biology Department, Ted Schuur, in his recent findings explains that the climate change was also the reason that Arctic is warming rapidly. The increase in greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere is leading ...
Thawing permafrost contributes to climate change: University of Alberta reviewEdmonton Sun
Arctic 'Carbon Bomb' Theory Falls FlatDaily Caller
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World Tech Today
A researcher from the Northern Arizona University's Biology Department, Ted Schuur, in his recent findings explains that the climate change was also the reason that Arctic is warming rapidly. The increase in greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere is leading ...
Thawing permafrost contributes to climate change: University of Alberta review
Arctic 'Carbon Bomb' Theory Falls Flat
Permafrost 'carbon bomb' may be more of a slow burn, say scientists
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MAVEN completes 1000 orbits of Mars, NASA says mission progressing well
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Business Standard – NASA's so-called MAVEN is progressing well and a lot of incredible data has already been gleaned from the mission, which is expected to last one year. MAVEN is orbiting Mars, also known as the Red Planet. As of April 6, MAVEN had ...
NASA Probe Circles Mars for 1000th TimeSpace.com
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Business Standard – NASA's so-called MAVEN is progressing well and a lot of incredible data has already been gleaned from the mission, which is expected to last one year. MAVEN is orbiting Mars, also known as the Red Planet. As of April 6, MAVEN had ...
NASA Probe Circles Mars for 1000th Time
What NASA's MAVEN Probe Has Learned from 1000 Mars Orbits
NASA MAVEN Probe Reveals Mysteries Of Mars
World Bank Group
Closing the $70 Billion Climate Finance Gap
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The world's developed countries have committed to mobilize $100 billion a year by 2020, from public and private sources, to help developing countries adapt to the impacts of climate change and reduce their emissions. The latest accounting of climate finance ...
The U.S. and Mexico Have Announced Carbon Emissions Targets. Now What?Pacific Standard
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World Bank Group
The world's developed countries have committed to mobilize $100 billion a year by 2020, from public and private sources, to help developing countries adapt to the impacts of climate change and reduce their emissions. The latest accounting of climate finance ...
The U.S. and Mexico Have Announced Carbon Emissions Targets. Now What?
A Paris Climate Agreement—Africa's opportunity for a sustainable century
Should climate scientists give up flying?
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Anesthetics Making Our Planet Warmer, Study Says
Voice Chronicle
Apart from putting surgery patients to sleep, the anesthetic gases are also contributing to the climate change, says a new study. Researchers have found that these gases are accumulating in the atmosphere of Earth, warming the climate slowly but steadily.
New Dangerous Greenhouse Gases Found From Hospital Operation TheatresYibada (English Edition)
Anesthetics Save You From Pain But They Hurt The PlanetTech Times
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Voice Chronicle
Apart from putting surgery patients to sleep, the anesthetic gases are also contributing to the climate change, says a new study. Researchers have found that these gases are accumulating in the atmosphere of Earth, warming the climate slowly but steadily.
New Dangerous Greenhouse Gases Found From Hospital Operation Theatres
Anesthetics Save You From Pain But They Hurt The Planet
Anaesthetic gases contributing to global warming, new research suggests
American Register
Mountain gorillas practice inbreeding- an international study says
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8 For the first time, an international team of researchers from six countries completed the first genetic map of the mountain gorillas. The team that has 23 scientists revealed that mountain gorillas' practice severe inbreeding. Advertisement. Geneticist Chris ...
Inbreeding helps endangered mountain gorillas surviveMalay Mail Online
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8 For the first time, an international team of researchers from six countries completed the first genetic map of the mountain gorillas. The team that has 23 scientists revealed that mountain gorillas' practice severe inbreeding. Advertisement. Geneticist Chris ...
Inbreeding helps endangered mountain gorillas survive
Genetic study finds severe inbreeding in mountain gorillas
Scientists Map DNA of Endangered Mountain Gorillas
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Scientists Say a Lake's Worth of Water Is Frozen on Mars
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Scientists say Mars has thousands of glaciers buried beneath its dusty surface, enough frozen water to blanket the planet with a 3.6-foot-thick (1.1-meter-thick) layer of ice. The glaciers are found in two bands in the mid-southern and mid-northern latitudes.
Glaciers of frozen water found on MarsEconomic Times
Below Mars' dust are glaciers with frozen waterBusiness Standard
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NBCNews.com
Scientists say Mars has thousands of glaciers buried beneath its dusty surface, enough frozen water to blanket the planet with a 3.6-foot-thick (1.1-meter-thick) layer of ice. The glaciers are found in two bands in the mid-southern and mid-northern latitudes.
Glaciers of frozen water found on Mars
Below Mars' dust are glaciers with frozen water
Astronomers found dust-covered belts of glaciers made of frozen water on Mars
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