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But the foxes’ ancestry raises new questions about when they became tame and what counts as domestication.“He saw these pictures of spotted foxes, and they looked just like the Belyaev foxes,” recalled Kathryn Lord, an animal behaviorist at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Mass.
The economists estimated that hospital inpatient prices increased 42 percent from 2007 to 2014.Three individual hospitals also joined the case.
Science|Bats Play Key Pollinating Role for DuriansTrilobitesResearchers wanted to improve the fruit yields for small farmers in Indonesia, and hope their findings will encourage protections for bats.ETKnown as the world’s smelliest fruit, durians are also essential to the farming economy of Indonesia.
”But reducing greenhouse gas emissions to fight climate change will require drastic measures, Dr.“So much of what we’re seeing is exactly consistent with what’s expected from climate change,” said Philip B.
To keep those three miles of road dry year-round in 2025 would require raising it by 1.“I can’t see staff recommending to raise this road,” Ms.
Science|Go Ahead, Take a Spin on TitanOut ThereSaturn’s biggest moon has gasoline for rain, soot for snow and a subsurface ocean of ammonia.A view of Titan’s Kraken Mare, a giant sea of liquid hydrocarbons, taken by the Cassini spacecraft in 2011.
Science|Why the Great Auk Is Gone for GoodTrilobitesNew research finds that the extinction of this flightless bird was completely our fault.Like the passenger pigeon and the moa, the great auk was driven to extinction by human activity, a new study found.
The United States generates 14 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions.And global emissions from coal, the worst-polluting of all fossil fuels, unexpectedly declined by about 0.
|The French Fries Are Doing Just FineAfter a weak harvest for many potato farmers in the United States and Canada, there were concerns about shortages of the fast food staple.“Don’t panic about the French fries,” said Frank Muir, the president of the Idaho Potato Commission.
”“You barely see the sun, because you’re often in the hull of the boat,” said Dr.”For most of the students, it was the first time at sea, so it was important to keep them entertained, said Dr.