Whether tromping alone or running in a pack, all prehistoric creatures got around somehow. Paleontologists can use fossilized bones to learn more…
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Featured Image Fossilized Footprints Lead Scientists Down a Prehistoric PathRead more
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Ecology You Live in What Kind of Home? A-nem-mo-ne-men… me-ne-mo-nee!Read more
Clownfish Find Refuge among the Toxic Tentacles of Sea Anemones As we’ve seen in the movies, the world is a dangerous place…
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Aggregators Going PRO – clinical trials must plan to capture patient-reported outcomesRead more
Post authored by David Moher All participants in research are important. What patients in clinical trials tell us about treatments – patient-reported…
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Topic Focus Hey, Excuse Me… Is This Guy Boring You?Read more
Imagine that you’re sitting on a Cretan beach. The sun’s shining and waves are lapping on shore, when suddenly a set of…
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Aggregators Detection by Dung: Don’t Eat the Brown SnowRead more
Researchers in Antarctica on a mission to locate penguin colonies found two groups of seabirds, thanks to a little help from satellites…
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Aggregators Supporting Hepatitis Awareness with Open Access Hepatitis ResearchRead more
World Hepatitis Day was July 28th, and PLOS ONE is observing the day by raising awareness with a few of our many…
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Aggregators PLOS ONE Publishes its 100,000th ArticleRead more
PLOS ONE publishes its 100,000th article – a pretty major milestone for a journal that has seen its fair share of momentous events…
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Aggregators Music, Language, and the Brain: Are You Experienced?Read more
Have you ever thought about everything that goes into playing music or speaking two languages? Musicians for example need to listen to…
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Aggregators Signs of Change: Regional and Generational Variants in British Sign LanguageRead more
As societies change, so too do its languages. In the English-speaking world, we often make note of changes in language by recognizing…
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Aggregators Awl be Darned: Metal Arrived in the Southern Levant Long Before Previously ThoughtRead more
The Copper Age, sometimes referred to as the Chalcolithic period, was a time of technological transition for humans. As stone tools gave…
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Aggregators 3000 Years Ago, We Were What We AteRead more
For many of us, moving to a new house means recruiting a couple good friends to help pack and haul boxes. After…
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Aggregators The Science of Snakeskin: Black Velvety Viper Scales May be Self-CleaningRead more
Whether you love them or hate them, snakes have long captivated our interest and imagination. They’ve spurred countless stories and fears, some…