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Nightjar's Wings Are a Compromise, Much Like Everything Else in Nature
Scientists find the European nightjar's wings are a compromise between migration and hunting, because evolution doesn't do perfection.
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Scientists find the European nightjar's wings are a compromise between migration and hunting, because evolution doesn't do perfection.
ScienceDaily
New research suggests our earliest vertebrate ancestor was a cyclops, and its leftover eye now controls your sleep schedule.
The Guardian Europe
A massive study finds there's no safe time to gain weight as an adult - your risk of various cancers climbs with every pound, especially if you start early.
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A gang of aggressive green 'Hulk' wall lizards is bulldozing through millennia of evolutionary diversity, leaving only the white-throated survivors in their wake.
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