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UC Riverside Baseball Players Gain Edge, Wins As Part Of Vision Study
Baseball position players typically have better vision than the average member of the population, a Darwin-esque elimination process that allows them to compete with pitchers attempting to get them out.
Predicting Volcano Eruption Is All About Cold Magma
Three Sea Otters Shot And Killed In "Baseless" Slayings In Monterey
'Jelly Doughnut' Rock Mystery Solved: NASA Says Opportunity Did Not Witness an Alien Anomaly
State Tanning Laws Reduce Behavior In Teenage Girls By As Much As 42 Percent (But Not All States Have Such Laws)
Ancient Fossil Depicts Live Birth, Offers Clues to Creatures' Evolutionary Past
Evolution Gives Crazy Ants Detoxification Powers To Dominate Fire Ants In Battle
Termite Bots Can Build Complex Structures Without a Leader (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmCat Parasite Infects Arctic Beluga Whales
By Jaleesa Baulkman84 Year-Old Brazilian Woman Discovers Stomach Pain Is Really A 44 Year-Old Calcified Fetus
By Staff ReporterTexas Teenager Who Fell 3,000 Feet Skydiving Speaks With Reporters; Still No Explanation On How She Survived
By Staff ReporterNASA Shifts Odyssey's Mars Orbit, Will Get Rare Chance to Observe Red Planet's Surface in Daytime
By Russell WesterholmGenetic Mapping of Ancient Infant's Skeleton Confirms What Scientists Believed of Earliest Settlers
By Russell WesterholmCocaine Associated With Increased Risk Of Stroke Within 24 Hours Of Last High
By Staff ReporterCharles Darwin Credited With New Beetle Discovery On His Birthday
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