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Giant viruses, already famous for carrying genomes larger than those of some bacteria, appear to owe much of their extraordinary...
Researchers have developed and tested a new integrated framework for identifying where managed aquifer recharge (MAR) can safely and effectively...
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Clearing fleshy macroalgae from degraded inshore reefs can briefly open a window of opportunity for young corals, according to a...
Deep within the semi-evergreen forests of northeastern Bangladesh, some of the country's most threatened plants cling to life on the...
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Across the world's farmlands, floodplains, and industrial peripheries, a vast accounting exercise is quietly underway: measuring how much lead, cadmium,...
In laboratories on the Indonesian island of Java, two of nature's most accomplished insect assassins have been recruited for a...
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