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Team Simulates Universe's Expansion In Order To Shed Light On Its Evolution

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Scientists Shed Light On Composition Of Universe, Reveal 'Cosmic Web'

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Corn Snake Genome Sequenced For First Time

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Hydra Regenerates Body Parts By Modifying Genetic Program, Study Says

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Solar System Made Of Small Earths And A Small Saturn Is Discovered By Astronomers From University Of Geneva

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'Hot Neptune' With Comet-Like Tail Could Help Scientists Predict What Earth Will Look Like When Sun Becomes Red Giant

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Madagascar Panther Chameleon Population Actually Composed Of 11 Unique Species, Finding Sheds Light On Region's Rich Biodiversity

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Exoplanet 189733b: Hot and Stormy at High Altitudes, New Study Shows

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Exoplanet's Atmosphere Measured With Impressive Precision, Revealing Terrifying Heat And Wind Speeds

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Hormone Treatment on Infants Reduces Brain Damage

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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