In Some Birds, Love Trumps Hunger Pains
By SINDYA N. BHANOO Instead of foraging elsewhere, some birds stand by while a mate feasts, researchers find. […]
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Joel Elkes, Who Cast Light on Psychosis, Dies at 101
By BENEDICT CAREY Dr. Elkes published the first scientific trial of a medication for schizophrenia and became a […]
Billions of People Depend on Water From Shrinking Snowpacks
By SINDYA N. BHANOO Drainage basins fed by rain and snow are declining in many parts of the […]
In a Tooth, DNA From Some Very Old Cousins, the ...
By CARL ZIMMER A fossil found in a Siberian cave yields evidence from a vanished, once-hardy branch of […]
Jawbone in Rock May Clear Up a Mammal Family Mystery
By KENNETH CHANG Helped by CT scans and 3-D printing, researchers say a rodentlike creature that lived more […]
Plan to Export Chimps Tests Law to Protect Species
By JAMES GORMAN A plan to export eight chimps from a research center in Atlanta to a zoo […]
After a Mass Extinction, Only the Small Survive
By CARL ZIMMER A study of fossils from before and after a mass extinction 359 million years ago […]
Researchers Say There May Be Undiscovered Tomb at Great Pyramid ...
By LIAM STACK A team using scanning technology said temperature variations could indicate the presence of a tomb […]
Borrowing From Solar and Chip Tech to Make Diamonds Faster ...
By JOHN MARKOFF A group of engineers and scientists will announce that it has developed an approach to […]
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