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Fossils Unearthed in Grand Canyon Reveal New Details of Evolutionary Explosion of Life

75% Center coverage: 12 sources

By Kameryn Griesser, CNN (CNN) — Paleontologists have discovered remarkable fossils in the Grand Canyon that reveal fresh details about the emergence of complex life half a billion years ago. The newfound remains of fauna from the region suggest that it offered ideal conditions for life to flourish and diversify, in a “Goldilocks zone” between harsh extremes elsewhere. This evolutionary opportunity produced a multitude of early animals, includin…See the Story

This Surprising Ancient Reptile Had a Colorful, Corrugated Sail on Its Back. New Research Suggests It Was Used to Communicate

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

A 247-million-year-old fossil from a German natural history museum reveals the secrets of MirasauraPaleontology See the Story

High-Resolution Chart Reveals 332 Antarctic Submarine Canyons

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Ancient Migration Routes That Were Swallowed by the Sea Once Led Ancient Humans Outside of Africa

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Learn about the migration routes that ancient humans took when traveling out of Africa and how rising sea levels may have sunk an Egyptian city.Egypt · Egypt Read Article

Sweat Doesn't Actually Form The Way We Thought, Study Finds

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A "bead of sweat" is a beautiful turn of phrase, but the imagery is not quite right. Scientifically speaking, it may be more accurate to say a "film of sweat". A new study has found that human perspiration emerges from pores not as discrete droplets, as is often imagined, but as nearly flat, shallow puddles. If enough sweat pores fill to the brim, the overflow combines to form a very thin film on the surface of the skin, less than 0.1 millimeter…United States · United States See the Story

Spiky, Star-Shaped Creatures Show the Deep Sea Is a "Connected Superhighway"

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Dive into the movement of the spindly brittle star, which is more mobile, and more connected, in the deep sea.Read Article

Toxic Algae in Whale Poop Warns of Warming Seas in the Alaskan Arctic

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Learn more about the nearly two decades worth of research showing how the toxins found in bowhead whale poop are a climate change warning bell.Alaska · Alaska Read Article

Your DNA Is Full of Ancient Viruses – And They’re Running the Show

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For years, scientists thought certain parts of our DNA were useless—leftovers from ancient viruses that served no purpose. But a new international study has flipped that idea on its head. Researchers have discovered that these so-called “junk” DNA sequences, inherited from viruses millions of years ago, actually help control how our genes behave—especially during the [...]Technology See the Story

Fully Paralyzed Man with ALS Speaks to Family with First-of-Its-Kind Technology

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Learn more about BrainGate2, a medical technology that may help those with ALS to speak in the future.Medical Read Article

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This Surprising Ancient Reptile Had a Colorful, Corrugated Sail on Its Back. New Research Suggests It Was Used to Communicate

High-Resolution Chart Reveals 332 Antarctic Submarine Canyons

Ancient Migration Routes That Were Swallowed by the Sea Once Led Ancient Humans Outside of Africa

Sweat Doesn't Actually Form The Way We Thought, Study Finds

Spiky, Star-Shaped Creatures Show the Deep Sea Is a "Connected Superhighway"

Toxic Algae in Whale Poop Warns of Warming Seas in the Alaskan Arctic

Your DNA Is Full of Ancient Viruses – And They’re Running the Show

Fully Paralyzed Man with ALS Speaks to Family with First-of-Its-Kind Technology