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Supplemental Feeding May Increase the Population Of Endangered Avian Species
Supplemental feeding, or simply supplying nutrients that are lacking in one's primary diet, can help the recovery of endangered avian populations despite exacerbating the effects of infectious disease.
NASA Mars Curiosity Rover to Regain Full Use of Robotic Drilling Arm By Next Week At Earliest
AAUP Concerned Over American University Beirut's Work Permits For Foreign Hires
Astronomers Capture Groundbreaking Image of Supernova Exploding 4 Times (LOOK)
Female Orca Whales Become Pod Leaders After Menopause Thanks to Survival Skills
NASA's Dawn Probe Reaches Ceres, First Probe to Orbit a Dwarf Planet
Mars Once Had an Ocean Covering 20 Percent of its Surface
Exoplanet 10 Times the Size of Jupiter Has 4 Stars Influencing its Orbit
By Russell WesterholmSmartphones May Be Linked To Lazy Thinking
By Staff ReporterLake Nicaragua In For Dramatic Change With Construction of Massive New Canal, Environmentalists Worry
By Russell WesterholmSiena College Adopts Test-Optional Policy
By Staff ReporterThere May Be a Widespread Risk of Infectious Diseases to Wild Bees
By Staff ReporterPeople Feel Busier When Close To Reaching A Goal
By Staff ReporterScientists Discover Jawbone That Could Belong to One of the Oldest Humans On Record
By Russell WesterholmCengage Learning, Greenwood Hall Collaborate to Expand Educational Offerings
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