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Cancer: Environmental Factors Might Contribute To 90 Percent Of Cancers

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Human Hands More Primitive Than Chimp's? Study Suggests We're Not As Highly Evolved As We Thought

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Sawfish Have 'Virgin Births,' Potentially Because Of Lack Of Mates

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Animal Rights: Chimpanzees Hercules and Leo Recognized as 'Legal Persons,' Could Be Freed From Biomedical Lab

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