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High Tooth Replacement Rate Noticed in Giant Herbivore Dinosaurs
The largest dinosaurs in the fossil record, Sauropod dinosaurs, grew new teeth almost every month, according to a study conducted by Michael D'Emic from Stony Brook University and colleagues from other institutions. The study was published in the journal Public Library of Science, July 17, 2013.
Xavier Employees Face Layoffs amid Financial Crisis
Gene Mutation in Dogs Offers Clues for Neural Tube Defects in Humans
NCAA Could Face Class Action Lawsuit With Six Current Football Players Joining Ed O'Bannon's Complaint
iPhone 5S Release Date Delayed for Production Constraints?
Chimpanzees and Orangutans Have Episodic Memory Similar to Humans
Mars Curiosity Update: Massive Disaster Destroyed Atmosphere and All Life on the Planet
University of Virginia Students Social Security Numbers Exposed in Massive Mailing Error
By Russell WesterholmSwarthmore College Responds to Investigation with Immediate Policy Changes
By Russell WesterholmHarvard Launches the Nasir Jones Hip-Hop Fellowship
By Staff ReporterBoasting About Oneself Causes Same Feelings As Having Sex Or Pleasure Food, Study
By Staff ReporterUC Faces Lawsuit for Confining Pregnant and Nursing Pigs in a Livestock Exhibit
By Staff ReporterAustralian Research Firm Develop Invisible Wetsuits to Evade Shark Attacks
By Staff ReporterPhiladelphia Parent Posts Craigslist Ad to Hire a 'Sugar Baby' for Virgin Son
By Staff ReporterUnauthorized Immigrants And Military Veterans to Pay In-State Tuition at U-M
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