Offspring can look like an ex-boyfriend The Times (subscription)
Previous lovers are sometimes best forgotten, but scientists have shown that offspring can resemble their mother's former partner — in flies, at least. The discovery is the first evidence for an idea proposed by Aristotle that physical traits of previous sexual ...
Fly Exes Influence Another Male's OffspringNature World News
Mom's first boyfriend might influence later offspring (in flies, anyway)Washington Post
Ghosts of mother's sexual past show up in fly offspring, study showsSydney Morning Herald
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Previous lovers are sometimes best forgotten, but scientists have shown that offspring can resemble their mother's former partner — in flies, at least. The discovery is the first evidence for an idea proposed by Aristotle that physical traits of previous sexual ...
Fly Exes Influence Another Male's Offspring
Mom's first boyfriend might influence later offspring (in flies, anyway)
Ghosts of mother's sexual past show up in fly offspring, study shows
Back by popular demand: public backs Pluto for planethood Sydney Morning Herald
Pluto can thank its lucky stars it's got a strong fan base on Earth. Reduced to the rank of "dwarf planet" by the International Astronomical Union in 2006, it's been waiting in the wings 7.5 billion kilometres away from Earth, bursting for its chance to thrust itself ...
Pluto Is A Planet After AllThe Inquisitr
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Pluto can thank its lucky stars it's got a strong fan base on Earth. Reduced to the rank of "dwarf planet" by the International Astronomical Union in 2006, it's been waiting in the wings 7.5 billion kilometres away from Earth, bursting for its chance to thrust itself ...
Pluto Is A Planet After All
Pluto Is a Planet Again, According to Harvard Astronomers
When Can A Big Storm Or Drought Be Blamed On Climate Change? NPR
Nowadays, when there's a killer heat wave or serious drought somewhere, people wonder: Is this climate change at work? It's a question scientists have struggled with for years. And now there's a new field of research that's providing some answers. It's called ...
Drought lengthened by climate changeStuff.co.nz
Human contribution to hottest yearABC Online
Australia's 2013 heatwave due to climate change, researchers concludeSydney Morning Herald
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Nowadays, when there's a killer heat wave or serious drought somewhere, people wonder: Is this climate change at work? It's a question scientists have struggled with for years. And now there's a new field of research that's providing some answers. It's called ...
Drought lengthened by climate change
Human contribution to hottest year
Australia's 2013 heatwave due to climate change, researchers conclude
10 Amazing Photos From National Geographic's 2014 Photo Contest Businessinsider India
National Geographic opened up its annual photo contest for submissions last month, and the photos have been pouring in. With only a month left until the call for entries closes, this year's batch of entries looks to be as strong as the previous year's, with tons of ...
World's natural beauty captured in images due to National Geographic competitonDaily Mail
Gallery: Stunning entries in the 2014 National Geographic Photo CompetitionScienceAlert
10 beautiful photos remind us why we need natureThe Daily Star
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National Geographic opened up its annual photo contest for submissions last month, and the photos have been pouring in. With only a month left until the call for entries closes, this year's batch of entries looks to be as strong as the previous year's, with tons of ...
World's natural beauty captured in images due to National Geographic competiton
Gallery: Stunning entries in the 2014 National Geographic Photo Competition
10 beautiful photos remind us why we need nature
Time to give up on 2 degrees? Business Spectator
This is the summary of a response to an article published in the journal Nature by David Victor and Charles Kennel (both of University of California) that international efforts to address climate change should ditch the target of limiting global warming to 2 ...
Scientists scotch 'tenuous' 2C climate goalThe Australian
Could the 2C climate target be completely wrong?The Guardian
Is 2 Degrees the Right Limit for Global Warming? Some Scientists Say NoNational Geographic
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This is the summary of a response to an article published in the journal Nature by David Victor and Charles Kennel (both of University of California) that international efforts to address climate change should ditch the target of limiting global warming to 2 ...
Scientists scotch 'tenuous' 2C climate goal
Could the 2C climate target be completely wrong?
Is 2 Degrees the Right Limit for Global Warming? Some Scientists Say No
Scientists see bleached coral in northwest Hawaii News24
Honolulu - Warm ocean temperatures have caused large expanses of coral to bleach in the pristine reefs northwest of Hawaii's main islands, scientists said on Tuesday. Mass bleaching has occurred at Lisianski atoll, about 1 600km northwest of Honolulu, ...
Warm oceans 'are bleaching coral'Yahoo News UK
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Bleached coral seen in northwest HawaiiThe West Australian
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Honolulu - Warm ocean temperatures have caused large expanses of coral to bleach in the pristine reefs northwest of Hawaii's main islands, scientists said on Tuesday. Mass bleaching has occurred at Lisianski atoll, about 1 600km northwest of Honolulu, ...
Warm oceans 'are bleaching coral'
Scientists explore underwater world in Northwestern Hawaiian Islands
Bleached coral seen in northwest Hawaii
New marine species may have been found in north-west Hawaiian Islands after ... ABC Online
New marine species may have been discovered off the north-western Hawaiian Islands after a major deep-sea exploration, scientists say. To make the find, scientific divers descended to previously unexplored depths in the area as part of a 25-day National ...
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New marine species may have been discovered off the north-western Hawaiian Islands after a major deep-sea exploration, scientists say. To make the find, scientific divers descended to previously unexplored depths in the area as part of a 25-day National ...
Total lunar eclipse Wauchope Gazette
We're going to be treated to a total lunar eclipse on Wednesday evening, 8 October 2014, with the Moon expected to take on an eerie 'reddish glow. This is due to sunlight being filtered by the Earth's polluted atmosphere falling on the Moon. Airborne ash from ...
October Sky: Lunar eclipses, distant planet in viewThe News-Press
Year's second lunar eclipse starts early WednesdayArizona Daily Star
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We're going to be treated to a total lunar eclipse on Wednesday evening, 8 October 2014, with the Moon expected to take on an eerie 'reddish glow. This is due to sunlight being filtered by the Earth's polluted atmosphere falling on the Moon. Airborne ash from ...
October Sky: Lunar eclipses, distant planet in view
Year's second lunar eclipse starts early Wednesday
Astronomical Events October 2014: Blood-Red Total Lunar Eclipse, Solar ...
Sharks can be 'social or solitary' BBC News
The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
It's Not all Sharp Teeth And Feeding Frenzies: Sharks Have Personalities As WellBusiness Insider Australia
Even sharks can be SHY, according to a new studyDaily Mail
Sharks sociable, but some choose not to be, study findsNew Zealand Herald
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The most feared predators in the sea have individual personalities that affect how readily they socialise, according to a study by UK scientists. Individual sharks, studied in groups of ten, showed consistent social habits - either forming groups with other sharks ...
It's Not all Sharp Teeth And Feeding Frenzies: Sharks Have Personalities As Well
Even sharks can be SHY, according to a new study
Sharks sociable, but some choose not to be, study finds
West Antarctica's Meltdown Weakens Earth's Gravity NBCNews.com
West Antarctica's incredible weight loss can be felt from space, a new study reports. So much ice has disappeared from West Antarctica in recent years that Earth's gravity is now weaker there, researchers reported in the Aug. 28 issue of the journal ...
Antarctica's ice loss is messing with Earth's gravity, scientists sayChristian Science Monitor
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West Antarctica's incredible weight loss can be felt from space, a new study reports. So much ice has disappeared from West Antarctica in recent years that Earth's gravity is now weaker there, researchers reported in the Aug. 28 issue of the journal ...
Antarctica's ice loss is messing with Earth's gravity, scientists say
Climate change is now affecting gravity
Changing Antarctic waters could trigger steep rise in sea levels
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