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  1. A fossil of a squid with a pterosaur tooth embedded in it offers extraordinary evidence of a 150-million-year-old battle at sea.

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  2. Short legs on a bear-sized body demand a work-around when it comes to getting up a tree.

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  3. Smallpox has been eradicated. Still, the world isn’t completely safe from the virus.

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  5. These "first-light" images reveal features on the sun's surface three times as small as anything yet seen.

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  6. Naididae worms serve as prey for other freshwater creatures and play a key role in the carbon cycle by decomposing organic matter. Reducing their population can throw ecosystems out of whack.

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  7. How deadly is the disease? What are the best ways to protect yourself?

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  8. The risk of contracting the virus in the United States is still low.

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  9. The RNA’s targeted approach intrigues scientists interested in fighting pests without hurting innocent bystanders.

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  10. The WHO’s emergency declaration marks only the 6th time the designation has been used.

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  11. Containers that the U.S. government plans to use to store dangerous nuclear waste underground may be more vulnerable to water damage than previously thought.

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  13. She outran a cruel twist of genetic fate — genes fating her to inherited Alzheimer's — with a twist of her own.

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  14. The debate over routine smallpox vaccinations has raged for 50 years.

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  15. A tooth embedded in a squid fossil tells a story of a battle at sea with the flying reptile.

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  16. With coarser grounds, “you’ve extracted [coffee] more efficiently,” so “you can afford to use less coffee.”

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  17. Periods of sharply warmer temperatures starting around 128,000 years ago turned western Asian landscapes grassier and shrank the size of the Caspian Sea, probably enabling several waves of Neandertals to reach southern Siberia.

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  18. Pandas have short legs. But they climb trees. So they use a workaround.

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  19. Time for a throwback. This comes to you all the way from 1928, way before the first Super Bowl.

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  20. These psilocybin experiences hint that the drug could be useful in helping people cope with hard diagnoses.

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