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Human Activity Is Restricting Mammal Movement

Mammals have substantially smaller ranges in areas where human activity is high.

Hannah Carey Figures Out What Makes Animals Tick

Jessica Hebert has a passion for placental research ... and pirates?

Sparking curiosity, William Catterall examines electrical signaling and autism

Bart De Stasio takes on toxic algae

Outdated science hurting EPA's reputation

Worldwide decline in large, old trees alarms scientists

One more benefit from exercise -- autophagy

Engineering tissue for replacement organs and cruelty-free meat

Weird & Wonderful Creatures: The Olm

When these salamanders were first discovered, locals thought they were baby dragons.

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