A 3-foot-tall female skeleton discovered in Indonesia last year dubbed "The Hobbit" and believed to be separate human species may have been a diseased human.

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To reduce bird deaths, some 4,000 aging wind turbines in California will be idled temporarily, and some will be scrapped and replaced with newer models.

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British scientists successfully transplanted human chromosomes into mice, a procedure that might provide clues to the genetic causes of disease.

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Texas A&M University researchers have created a model to better understand the impacts of development and coastal erosion on plant communities.

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A University of California at San Francisco study has revealed how the brain uses "noise" to direct the body to make movements. The key factor is noise in the brain's signaling and it helps explain why all movement is not ...

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One of Britain's most threatened bird species, the stone-curlew, has officially emerged from the brink of extinction, experts say.

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