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Primitive Bats Took to the Wing, but They Didn’t Have That Ping
The most primitive bat ever discovered could fly but not navigate by sound, scientists have reported.
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Rising sea could end bittern boom
The bittern, one of Britain's rarest birds, faces a new threat to its population from rising sea levels.
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UW-Madison events celebrate nanotechnology
The public can get up close and personal with nanotechnology research during a series of free public nanotechnology events on campus during "Nano Days," Saturday, March 29-Sunday, April 6.
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Backing for Antarctic ship review
The International Maritime Organization calls for proposals to limit shipping's impact on Antarctic waters.
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The end of time
We used to think the universe was never-ending in both age and extent, but recent research is challenging this idea. Can the universe die?
guardian.co.uk