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Female Insects Are More Promiscuous in Colder Climates
Females are more promiscuous when they live in colder climates and are happier being monogamous when it is hotter, according to a recent study.
Hubble Telescope Spots Some of the Oldest Galaxies in the Known Universe
New Horizons: NASA Releases Image of Pluto's Smallest Moon Kerberos
Howler Monkeys With Loudest, Deepest Growls Have the Smallest Testes, New Study Finds
Yersinia Pestis, Bacteria that Causes Plague, Infected Humans Earlier Than Previously Thought
'Tidal Disruption': NASA Releases Video Depicting Animation of How a Black Hole Consumes a Star
Washington State University Launches Program That Lets Transfer Students Complete Degrees
Hand to Hand Combat Helped Human Hand Evolve; Difference Between Punch, Slap Analyzed
By Russell WesterholmReal Life Death Star? White Dwarf Observed Destroying Smaller Object for First Time
By Russell Westerholm2 Massive, Ultra-Bright Stars Locked in Close Orbit Observed Kissing
By Russell WesterholmUniversity Of Texas Launches Free Online Courses For High School Students
By J DionneMassive Asteroid to Pass Earth By on Halloween, Represents No Threat
By Russell WesterholmCoral Reefs Facing Threat from Sunscreen and All Its Harmful Chemicals
By Russell WesterholmLife on Earth First Existed 4.1 Billion Years Ago, Earlier Than Previously Thought, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmDogs' Origins Traced Back to Central Asia in Massive Genetic Study
By Russell Westerholm
