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Underground Amphibian Evolved Unique Ears to Track Preys and Predators, Study
Caecilians, a worm-like underground amphibian, evolved unique ears to sense underground vibrations, according to a Carleton University Canada study.
Brown Fat Effective against Obesity and Diabetes, Study
Deloitte University Launches MOOC On Additive Manufacturing
Trees Save Lives, Prevent Respiratory Problems
Joe Mixon Under Investigation for Assault; Female Students Claims Oklahoma Sooners' 5-Star Recruit Punched Her in the Face
Female triathletes at Risk of Developing Pelvic-Floor Disorders and Menstrual Irregularities, Study
Kristen Tunno Named New Softball Coach at Glenville State
Bryn Mawr Introduces “No-SAT” Policy for Admissions
By Staff ReporterIUSB Professor Files Defamation Lawsuit against Colleague over Plagiarism Claims
By Staff ReporterOSU Fires Band Director Over Sexual Harassment Allegations (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterChinese Couple under Fire for $15 Million Gift to Harvard
By Staff ReporterMoose Saliva May Inhibit Growth of Toxic Fungus
By J BaulkmanSaginaw Valley State University Partners With Online Education Company
By J BaulkmanSlow Walking, Memory Complaints May Predict Dementia
By J BaulkmanCharlie Strong Dismisses 4 More Longhorns Football Players for Rules Violation (REPORTS)
By Russell Westerholm
