Academics
‘Squishier Joints’ Allowed Dinosaurs to Grow To Gigantic Size, Study
Large, plant-eating dinosaurs, including sauropods, were able to grow to an enormous size because they had softer, ‘squishier’ joints than land mammals.
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Protesting Students Banned From City College of New York Campus
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Humpback Dolphins Get a New Unidentified Species; Scientists Take Important Step in Conservation Efforts
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By Staff ReporterFear of Snakes May be Hard-Wired in the Brains of Monkeys and Humans
By Russell WesterholmPasta and Depression: Research Links Carbs, Red Meat to Mood Disorder
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNASA's Next Mars Mission MAVEN All Set to Launch Nov. 18; Will Study How Climate Change Affected the Red Planet's Atmosphere
By Russell WesterholmPeople Think About Quitting Smoking On Mondays 25 Percent More Than Any Other Day
By Staff ReporterColon Cancer In Men Linked To Too Much Sitting
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUnited Nations to Organize World's First Asteroid Defense Initiative to Prevent Potential Catastrophic Meteor Collisions
By Russell WesterholmFootprints Of A Bird That Lived With Dinosaurs Are Oldest Tracks Ever Found In Australia
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