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Nature

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  Marsupial lion fossil identified in Australia

  August 25, 2016

  An extinct species of marsupial lion has been identified by researchers at the University of South New Wales. [...]
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  New process shrinks mice, makes them transparent

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  Pine tree is Europe’s oldest living organism

Environment

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  Human-caused climate change began earlier than thought, study says

  August 25, 2016

  A recent study suggests man-made global warming began a few decades earlier than previously believed. [...]
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  Massive fish die-off prompts shut down of Yellowstone River

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  Football-sized goldfish a real problem in Australia

Technology

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  World’s first soft robot operates without batteries

  August 26, 2016

  Researchers from Harvard University have created a robot made entirely of soft parts. [...]
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  Satellites can be used to map poverty, study shows

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  New self-healing clothing able to repair itself

Exclusive

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  Opium, cumin, and sycamore brought to ancient Israel by ‘Sea Peoples’

  August 30, 2015

  A new study has found how great a long-term impact Philistine culture had on local plant diversity in the Levant. [...]
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  Update: Agriculture began 11,000 years earlier than previously thought

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  Exclusive: Deep dives cause arrhythmia in aquatic mammals