The 13-year-old girl’s mother was a Neanderthal while her father was a Denisovan
A 228-million-year-old fossil fills gaps in the tale of turtle evolution—and raises a few questions
Tiny particles that contribute to lung disease, strokes and heart attacks are robbing Americans of 4 months and over 1.8 years of life elsewhere
In a second study of mysterious phenomena, researchers discovered that solar particles hitting the ionosphere do not power the violet, vertical streaks
Officials are still investigating the cause of the die-off
Researchers used tiny magnetic particles to remove the iron ions responsible for the wooden vessel’s decay
Even 1,000 years after a forest regrows, the soil beneath still won't hold as much carbon as it once could, a new study suggests
Christie's will sell the work from Paris-based art collective Obvious, which created ‘Portrait of Edmond Belamy’ with the machine-learning algorithm GAN
Just eat your veggies: Salivary proteins adapt to bitter tastes, making them more palatable over time
The sculpture fragment suggests Romans lived peacefully alongside Germans until a decisive defeat at the Battle of Teutoburg Forest
Oil exploration is set to begin near the habitat of the critically endangered coelacanth, a type of fish that has survived over 400 million years
In an isolated corner of Norwegian plateau, carcasses of reindeer felled by lightning are spawning new plant life
The new product will offer a more affordable alternative to a life-saving drug
It took 200 scientists 13 years to finally figure out the complex genome of the important grain
Researchers transformed swimming bacteria into replica of the da Vinci masterpiece, morphing likenesses of Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin
They helped eat through invasive algae that was suffocating corals in Kāne'ohe Bay
A new analysis shows that the Egyptian mummies were being made long before 2600 B.C.
Adding cheap magnets to the traps reduced shark and ray bycatch by a third and increased fish hauls by just as much, according to a new study
When robots provided incorrect answers in social conformity test, children tended to follow their lead
Italian researchers also found traces of disease-causing bacteria in what they believe is probably extremely aged cheese.
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