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Australia’s ambitious reforestation project in the desert Outback was supposed to be a shining example of environmental conservation. However, new research has revealed that this project has fallen short of its goals. The vast expanses of land designated for native forest regeneration have not lived up to expectations. In fact, the forest growth in almost
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Frogs, despite being a hairless species, have provided scientists with valuable insights into the origins of mammalian hair. A recent study conducted by Ghent University molecular biologist Marjolein Carron and her team focused on the tropical clawed frog (Xenopus tropicalis) to understand the genetic similarities between frog claws and mammalian hair. While frogs do not
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An incredible discovery has shed light on the ancient biodiversity of the Amazon basin. A recently unearthed dolphin species, Pebanista yacuruna, dating back 16 million years, has stunned researchers with its enormous size. Measuring up to 3.5 meters (11.5 feet) in length, this giant toothed whale surpasses the size of today’s pink Amazon river dolphins
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The immune system plays a crucial role in protecting our bodies from invading pathogens, and any malfunction in this system can lead to serious health issues. Scientists have long been intrigued by the mechanisms that govern immune system regulation, and a recent study has shed light on a new ‘switch’ that deactivates a sensor of
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