Categorizing species can get hazy at small, microbial scales. After all, the classical definition of species…
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How Teotihuacan’s urban design was lost and found
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Plant physiology: Adjusting to fluctuating temperatures
The average vegetation periods of trees and shrubs in North America are intrinsically three weeks shorter…
10,000 year-old DNA proves when fish colonialized our lakes
DNA in lake sediment forms a natural archive displaying when various fish species colonized lakes after…