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• Giant eagles once snatched human children Rediff

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• Scientists discover mysterious seahorse lookalikes that no one has ever seen alive Science Daily

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• Giant eagles once ruled the skies. They snatched human children, and shaped our evolution BBC

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• Scientists discover mysterious seahorse lookalikes that no one has ever seen alive Science Daily

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• Experimental study on moths supports the molecular cookie cutter idea proposed for butterflies Phys.org
• New research reveals world’s biggest bats actually shrinking ttownmedia.com

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• Beyond species – preserving bat-mediated ecosystem functions Museum für Naturkunde Berlin
• How bat populations persist, despite mounting challenges Adirondack Explorer
• Preserving bat-mediated ecosystem functions Nature
• Shrinking bat populations can weaken ecosystem benefits even while species remain widespread Phys.org
• New research reveals world’s biggest bats actually shrinking wyomingnewsnow.tv

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• Some of the world’s biggest bats are getting smaller Science News
• New research reveals world’s biggest bats actually shrinking Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
• The puppy-sized bats of Madagascar are shrinking Popular Science
• Flying fox fruit bats are shrinking EurekAlert!

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• Museum specimens reveal shrinking flying foxes in Madagascar, with commercial hunting suspected Phys.org

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• Smaller ants devote more of their resting energy budget to their brains Phys.org

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• Asteroid Impact 66 Million Years Ago Triggered a Genetic Revolution Driving Ant Evolution Inkorr

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• Chornobyl dog population shows genetic signatures of directional selection Phys.org
• Rarely seen deep-sea barreleye fish filmed in 4K Phys.org

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• Asteroid that killed dinosaurs may have helped ants dominate Earth: Study | There are over 15,000 species of ants on Earth | Inshorts Inshorts

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• There Are 15,000 Ant Species on Earth. Blame the Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs Gizmodo

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• MBARI Films Rare Deep-Sea Barreleye Fish in 4K for the First Time environment coastal & offshore
• Why dogs catch yawns from their owners but not other dogs The Economist

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• Chornobyl Dogs Show Signs of Directional Selection Mirage News

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• "47 metres long – the longest animal ever recorded." 10 bizarre animals that look like they came from an alien world BBC Wildlife Magazine

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• Scientists discover a secret glow in toxic fire salamanders Science Daily
• Ants prioritize brain energy during starvation, echoing pattern seen in humans Phys.org

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• Scientists discover a secret glow in toxic fire salamanders Science Daily

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• Researchers link transposon activity to ant diversity — ScienceDaily UA.NEWS

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• The asteroid that killed the dinosaurs may have helped ants conquer the world Science Daily

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• An Ancient Pandemic Left a Gene Silent in Chimpanzees, Which May Offer Clues as to Why Their Brains Differ From Ours Discover Magazine
• An Ancient Virus Left Its Mark on Chimpanzee DNA Even After Millions of Years and May Have Helped Shape Human Brain Evolution ZME Science

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• Micro-CT analysis of the maxillo–lacrimal complex in Plecotus auritus (Linnaeus, 1758) and description of the processus intersuturalis maxillo–lacrimalis (nova structura) Nature

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• Meet the Leggiest Animal on Earth. It Has 1,306 Legs and No Eyes ZME Science

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• Evolutionary history reveals why brains connect to opposite bodies News-Medical

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• Scientists Discover a Strange Insect in the Himalayas Where No One Expected It SciTechDaily
• Why are Swiss barn owls becoming redder and more spotted? wyomingnewsnow.tv

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• Why are Swiss barn owls becoming redder and more spotted? KTEN

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• The Indiana Bat has reached record population numbers thanks to DNR conservation efforts Fox 59

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• 99-Million-Year-Old Lizard Tail Reveals Survival Trick Mirage News

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• Indiana Bat population reaches record highs following decades of targeted DNR conservation efforts WBIW

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• Indiana Has No State Mammal. Should It Be a Bat? WBKR 92.5
• Indiana Nature Notes - Bats: Master of the Night Sky Newsbug.info
• In a Sky Ruled by Ancient Birds, Bats Conquered the Dark National Audubon Society
• Where did bats come from? New research points to Europe The Conversation

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• How soaring birds travel millions of miles while barely flapping their wings Ynetnews

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• What Was Hidden Inside This 99-Million-Year-Old Piece of Amber Is Something Lizards Still Do Today The Daily Galaxy
• Lizards have been shedding tails to stay safe for 99 million years, Israeli research finds The Times of Israel

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• Squid Are Even More Alien-Like Than We Thought, With an Unmatched Ability to Change Genetic Expression ScienceAlert

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• Ancient viral DNA offers clues to why human and chimpanzee brains evolved differently The Brighter Side of News

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• An Ancient Virus Explains Why the Human Brain Is Special 404 Media

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• Surveying the genetic battlefield to uncover the rules of rapid evolution Phys.org

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• Ancient Virus Silences Chimp Brain Gene Scientific Frontline
• Ancient virus may help explain differences in human and chimpanzee brains News-Medical

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• The Human Brain Owes Its Existence to a Prehistoric Pandemic Psychology Today
• Ancient Virus Switched Off a Chimp Brain Gene Humans Still Use Around Prague

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• The Human Brain Owes Its Existence to a Prehistoric Pandemic Psychology Today

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• The Human Brain Owes Its Existence to a Prehistoric Pandemic Psychology Today

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• The Human Brain Owes Its Existence to a Prehistoric Pandemic Psychology Today
• An ancient virus in chimpanzee DNA switches off a gene that is active in humans Phys.org
• Why did humans’ brains surpass chimps’? A tiny foe might help explain it Science News
• Tiny Genetic Tweak From An Ancient Virus Might've Prevented Chimpanzees From Developing Brains Like Ours ScienceAlert

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• Shrews Reshape Their Skulls To Survive Winter Asian Scientist Magazine

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• Ants break a basic rule of biology to help them adapt to new environments EurekAlert!

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• Ants break a basic rule of biology to help them adapt to new environments Phys.org

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• Duplication, Loss, and Feeding Ecology of Lysozyme Gene Copy Number in Insects Oxford Academic

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• Population Genomic Analysis in Wild Medaka Populations: Identifying Candidate Loci for Balancing Selection Wiley Online Library
• The role of gene regulatory evolution in weapon diversification: Insights from comparative genomics, chromatin profiling, and functional analyses of BMP signaling in horned beetles | PLOS Genetics PLOS