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Pregnant male fish can choose to make good babies better or abort (and consume) them

Seahorses and their cousins in the syngnathid group are the only known animals in which the male gets pregnant and bears the offspring . In these unusual reproductive circumstances, however, the next generation often does not thrive—or even survive.
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Can Local 'Domes' of Carbon Dioxide Affect Human Health?
New research shows that local spikes in atmospheric CO2 concentrations could contribute to premature death by increasing ozone concentrations
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Community-based online efforts point to a new, faster approach in mathematics
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Budding engineers put their bots head to head at this year's regional FIRST Tech Challenge championship in New York City
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