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Both Tour de France racers and recreational cyclists can improve performance by riding hardest into the wind.
Dogs and people with Williams syndrome may both owe their sociable personalities to changes in the same genes.
New programs highlight coral bleaching, a process driven by climate change, which could destroy most coral ecosystems by 2050.
Astrophysicists offer a possible explanation for why dark matter seems to behave differently in the Milky Way.
Married research duo harnesses acoustical tools to protect manatees from fatal boat collisions.
Mathematical model shows how fear of crime can spread even when risk is low.
Analysis of dinosaur fossils showed that some parents warmed their eggs with body heat.
Flash-and-freeze technique creates flipbook-like images of brain cells in action.
Wastewater from oil drilling is triggering earthquakes, and no one can predict where they will strike or how hard they will shake.
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