[ad_1] Last updated on 03 September, 14 September 2018 123RF.COM Your lunch box could be free of BPA, but that does not mean it does not contain other chemicals. The BPA-free plastic …
Read More »International Project on Vertebrate Genomes Publishes First 15 High-Quality Reference Genomes
[ad_1] The Spix disc winged bat (Thyroptera tricolor), one of the vertebrate species that genome scientists plan to analyze. Credit: S. Puechmaille The 10K genome (G10K) announces the official launch of a …
Read More »The decline of turtles could have ecological consequences
[ad_1] About 61% of the 356 species of turtles on the planet are threatened or already extinct and their decline could have ecological consequences. These results are according to a new paper …
Read More »New species of fish found in the depths of the Pacific turn into jelly when they are brought to the surface
[ad_1] For now, they are simply called pink, blue and purple. Researchers at the University of Newcastle recently discovered three new species of molluscs in the deep trench of Atacama, off Peru. …
Read More »Only one small piece of plastic can kill a small turtle
[ad_1] Young and vulnerableJordi Chias / Naturepl.com By Andy Coghlan Combine the lack of experience, making plastic for food or swimming where most plastic waste accumulates. Whatever the reasons, new evidence shows …
Read More »A plan to build a Noah's genetic ark includes 66,000 species
[ad_1] An international consortium of more than 50 institutions has announced an ambitious project to bring together high-quality genomic sequences from 66,000 vertebrate species on Earth, including all mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians …
Read More »The whale whale sick J50 could be captured by the NOAA in a controversial move
[ad_1] In this archival photo of August 7, 2018, the Southern Resident J50 killer whale and his mother, J16, are swimming off the west coast of Vancouver Island, near Port Renfrew, BC …
Read More »The new map of Antarctica is like "putting on glasses for the first time and seeing 20/20"
[ad_1] You may never be able to reach the South Pole, but you can now see Antarctica and its glaciers with unprecedented details. The researchers announced the publication of a new high …
Read More »Mark and follow the Turtle Tour
[ad_1] The Turtles Tour of the Sea Turtle Conservancy started last month to mark and track 17 sea turtles during a marathon migration. Turtles carry small transmitters during the annual event as …
Read More »Stephen Colbert ridicules the plan of the administrator to allow NASA's corporate sponsorships
[ad_1] Jim Bridenstine, NASA Administrator, asked a NASA Advisory Board committee whether it was possible to raise funds for space agency missions by selling various rights to corporate sponsors. "Is it possible …
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