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Three New Vertebrate Species from the ‘Lost World’ Discovered in Australia’s Cape York Peninsula
Three new vertebrate species isolated for millions of years have been discovered in a James Cook University-National Geographic expedition to Cape York Peninsula in north-east Australia.
Strictly Come Dancing: Susanna Reid Had a Three-Year Fling with a Bristol Uni Prof
Absence of Hunting Causes Species to Decline, Study
New Monkey Species That Purrs Like Cat Found In Amazon Rainforest
New Study Shows Promise for First Effective Medicine to Treat Cocaine Dependence
South Carolina vs. Missouri LIVE STREAM: WATCH Missouri Try to Continue Their Meteoric Rise in the BCS
Crypto Locker Virus: New Aggressive Computer Virus Demands Ransom
To Raise Money For Endangered Black Rhinos, Texas Hunting Group Will Sacrifice One To The Highest Bidder
By Staff ReporterOregon vs UCLA LIVE STREAM: Two Future NFL Quarterbacks Square Off In Eugene
By Staff ReporterStudents Check Their Phones 11 Times per Class, Survey
By Staff Reporter'GTA V' Wins Game of the Year at Golden Joysticks, 'The Last of Us' Takes Multiple Awards
By Staff ReporterClimate Change Causing Worse Wildfires and the Lingering Smoke that Can Drift Across State Lines
By Russell WesterholmMen Likes Hugs and Cuddles As Much As Women Do
By Jaleesa BaulkmanIncrease Grades Directly Tied With Daily Exercise
By Jaleesa BaulkmanAncient Carpenter Bee Species Nearly Died Off 66 Million Years Ago With Dinos
By Russell Westerholm
