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Another ancient bird skull is another bit of avian history

It helps to date the origin of modern birds

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A new way to review scientific literature is being tested

It analyses the sentiments of papers’ authors

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Developing and deploying tests for SARS-CoV-2 is crucial

Without them, no one knows what is going on

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American researchers want to fill the oceans with sensors

They could track ships, storms, wildlife and weather

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  • by david hall
Nuclear power plants are coming to the battlefield

They could supply energy to far-flung bases, power laser weapons and charge electric vehicles

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Plastic rubbish smells good to turtles

That seems to be why they eat it

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  • by david hall
The smallest dinosaur?

Another intriguing discovery from the amber mines of Myanmar

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Which is really the weaker sex?

It depends on the way sex is determined in the first place

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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