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According to the term you entered "biology": 18 news found

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James D. Watson, Co-Discoverer of DNA's Double Helix, Passes Away at 97

Saturday, Nov 08

James D. Watson, co-discoverer of DNA's structure, dies at 97; his legacy includes monumental breakthroughs and controversial remarks on race.

SCIENCE

First-Ever Footage of Colossal Squid Captured in Deep Sea

Friday, Apr 18

Scientists captured the first live footage of a colossal squid, marking a significant discovery in marine science.

SCIENCE

Mystifying Birth of Baby Shark in All-Female Tank Sparks Scientific Interest

Tuesday, Jan 28

A baby shark born in an all-female tank at a Louisiana aquarium raises questions about parthenogenesis and the resilience of species.

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Discovery of 430 Million-Year-Old Mollusc Fossils Challenges Evolutionary Understanding

Friday, Jan 10

Scientists uncover 430 million-year-old mollusc fossils, revealing new insights into evolution and challenging past assumptions on early molluscs.

WORLD NEWS

Great white shark Breton returns to Florida waters, tracked since 2020

Wednesday, Jan 08

A massive great white shark, Breton, has returned to Florida, tracked by OCEARCH since 2020. He travels extensively along the East Coast.

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Scientists Explore Potential for Alien Life Around Hot F-Type Stars

Monday, Jan 06

Research reveals potential for extraterrestrial life around scorching F-type stars, highlighting their unique habitable zones.

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Exploring How Cold Worlds May Harbor Alien Life

Saturday, Jan 04

Scientists are examining icy celestial bodies in our solar system as potential habitats for alien life, focusing on the concept of cenotectic to sustain liquid water.

WORLD NEWS

Concerns Over Mirror Bacteria's Potential to Cause Mass Extinction

Friday, Jan 03

Scientists warn that developing mirror bacteria may lead to devastating ecological consequences, including mass extinction and irreversible harm.

SCIENCE

New findings indicate whales can live up to 150 years, overturning previous lifespan estimates

Wednesday, Jan 01

A new study reveals southern right whales can live up to 150 years, significantly exceeding prior lifespan estimates and highlighting conservation needs.