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304.www.deakin.edu.au142000
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306.xroads.virginia.edu142000
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'Good neighbor' corn fights borers at home, nearby
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Wild dolphins in Australia are naturally learning to "walk" on their tail flukes, a rare example of playful behaviour being culturally transmitted among animals.
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