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Great White Sharks Can Live Nearly As Long As Humans, According To Bomb Radioactive Dating Technique
The previous age-determining method for great white sharks was to count "growth band pairs," deposited annually, in their vertebrae, according to the Northeast Fisheries Science Center. Except this procedure was often made difficult by weakly deposited pairs nearly impossible to count; also, some questioned whether they were truly left every year.
FDA Approves Farxiga For Type 2 Diabetes
Elephant Shark's Entire Genome Sequenced, A First for Any Cartilaginous Fish
University Of Chicago Awarded $90 Million For Cancer Research
Orbital Science Halts Cygnus' ISS Supply Mission Due to Solar Flare's Threat of Radiation
Nestlé Will Test Food On Manufactured Brain Cells To Create Super, Science-Backed Health Foods
Emerald Ash Borer A Positive Casualty Of 'Polar Vortex' 2014
310-Million-Year-Old Shark Nursery Gives Scientists Further Evidence of Ancient Bandringa Species
By Russell WesterholmPolar Vortex Leaves No State Unfrozen, Including Florida And Its State University's Fountain
By Staff ReporterPracticing In a Timely Manner Helps to Acquire a Skill Quicker, Study
By Staff ReporterDietary Fiber Found In Fruits And Vegetables Help Protect Against Asthma
By Jaleesa BaulkmanConjoined Baby Gray Whales In Mexico Believed To Be The Species' First Documented Case
By Staff Reporter49-Million-Year-Old Cockroach Fossil Changes Theories of Ectobius' Origin and Timeframe
By Russell WesterholmCampaign To Save Corbin Durant, The Three Year Old Who Can't Blink, Almost At Its Goal: Who Will Be The Final Person To Reach $20,000?
By Staff ReporterEarth-Like Exoplanet Discovery May Change How Researchers Define Host Star's 'Habitable Zone'
By Russell Westerholm
