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Oldest Evidence of Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants Discovered In Amber Fossil
An international team of researchers have found the oldest evidence of sexual reproduction in a flowering plant. Researchers from Oregon State University (OSU) and Germany said that the evidence was preserved in a 100-million-year old piece of amber.
Federal Government Imposes Further Fine of $5,000 on Virginia Tech for Violation of Clery Act
Obama to Award Pittsburgh Professors for Their Contribution to Science and Technology
ASU Names Gwendolyn Boyd as The First Female President in School’s 146-year History
Reading A Novel May Change Portions Of Your Brain
The Tao Wellness Tao Device Is Slightly Bigger Than A Smartphone And Designed To Keep You Fit At Any Time Of The Day
Brett Hundley To Return To UCLA: Speculation On Why The Potential Top Pick Stayed
Ke$ha Checks Into Rehab For Eating Disorder
By Jaleesa BaulkmanHow Two Children's Tablets (One Being The DreamTab) Could Satisfy A Family Of Four Or More
By Staff ReporterWyoming Fossil Store Owner Cuts Deal With Authorities In Smuggling Case
By Staff ReporterCompass Bowl 2014 LIVE Radio Broadcast: Vanderbilt and Houston Meet For First Time Ever
By Russell WesterholmCheerios Breakfast Drop Genetically Modified Ingredients
By Jaleesa BaulkmanWilmington College's 106-Year-Old Gamma Phi Gamma Fraternity to Permanently Lose Recognition Following Hazing Incident
By Russell WesterholmTexas Head Coach Candidates: Charlie Strong Mulling Contract Offer, Is Expected to Accept
By Russell WesterholmChinese Herbal Compound Effective in Reducing Chronic Pain, Study
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