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Fungi and humans share common ancestry, says mycologist:
Fungi and humans come from a common ancestor, something like an amoeba or a slime mould. They also communicate, move, have sex, fight, and can be dangerous, say mycologist Dr. Marta Wrzosek.
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Butterflies can travel thousands of kilometres, but their migrations are still poorly known, says researcher
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Gen Alpha sees generative AI as authority and oracle, research shows
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Virtual influencers perceived as more authentic than real ones, says trans-humanist
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The mystery of Type Ic supernovae: Dramatic relationships of binary stars
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We need to protect farm animals better instead of allowing wolves to be shot, says biologist
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Polish photographer makes his third NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day
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Was the steppe bison specialised herbivore of Pleistocene landscapes?
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New invasive flatworm species discovered in the USA
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Physicists produce heaviest exotic antimatter nucleus to date - antihyperhydrogen-4
Was the steppe bison specialised herbivore of Pleistocene landscapes?
The results of new research challenge the common view that the steppe bison was a strictly grazing animal, feeding mainly in the steppes, say scientists from the Mammal Research Institute PAS, who reconstructed the diet of the last representatives of the legendary megafauna.
