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Ancestor of Lizards, Snakes Switched Back And Forth Between Laying Eggs And Live Birth
Researchers from George Washington University found evidence suggesting that over time the ancestral species related to the two reptiles have switched back and forth in their preferred reproductive mode.
Stonehenge Undergoes Long Awaited Renovation To Restore Site To More Natural Conditions
Emperor Penguins Travel in Traffic Jam Formation to Keep Warm and Battle Antarctic Winter Conditions (VIDEO)
Cigarette Smoking Can Alter Health Genes
Antarctica's Ic Mountains May Be Harboring Diamonds
Deadly Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria MRSA Is A Public Health Threat
Human Hand Bone Discovery Gives Scientists Clues Into Evolution of Modern Man's Ability to Make and Use Tools
Chinese Villagers Domesticated Cats More Than 5,000 Years Ago
By Jaleesa BaulkmanResearchers Are Close To Developing A Vaccine For Malaria
By Jaleesa BaulkmanCarnivorous Humped Bladderwort Subject Of Microscope Photo Contest (PHOTOS)
By Staff ReporterAudobon Society Bird Count Reveals High Numbers Of Volunteers, But Low Numbers Of Birds In Oakland
By Staff ReporterRare Deep Space Light Distortions May Hold Clues to the Universe's Formation and the Big Bang
By Russell WesterholmSpare The Air Campaign Continues Bay Area Ban On Man Made Fires Because Of Cold Weather
By Staff ReporterArctic Sea Ice Volume Sees Rare Increase: 50 Percent Higher Than Same Time in 2012
By Russell WesterholmFuture Generations of Dogs Will Be Much Smarter, Study
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