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The uneven toll of NIH grant cuts

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Moon potatoes can take root

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COVID-19 origin clues buried in ludicrous lobster theory

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Losing the silly is serious

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Bonobos aren’t more peaceful than chimpanzees

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Raiding the dark transcriptome for a new class of drugs

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The pure joy of puzzle solving—for a raccoon

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Turning astrocytes against Alzheimer’s

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‘Evolutionary doppelgängers’ in the sting of wasps and toxins of toads

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Bone records of a changing sky

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Our closest relatives are obsessed with crystals, too

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You lick the back of my head, I’ll lick the back of yours

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Caterpillars dance to the beat of their ants’ drum

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My dad the Neanderthal

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The Moon’s magnetic mood swings, explained

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Rhapsody in blue? Color alters the perception of music

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Astronomers spot nearly invisible ‘dark galaxy’

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Cat genes could hold the key to future cancer treatments

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Truly a ‘heron from hell’

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Star Trek was right—glass hard drives could store data for millennia

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