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World’s mass extinctions caused by ebb and flow of the sea

Washington, June 16: A new study has suggested that the epic ebbs and flows of sea level and sediment over the course of geologic time, are to be blamed for the world’s periodic mass extinctions du

Mouse model of most common, fatal bone cancer developed

Washington, June 16: Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Children's Hospital (Boston), have come up with a new mouse model of osteosarcoma, the most common and fatal type of malignant bone

German scientists invent wireless bionic eyeball to cure blindness

Hamburg  - German scientists have invented a wireless bionic eyeball that can restore vision in patients who have become blind due to retina damage or disease.

Tropical forest sustainability can help humans reduce their contribution to climate change

Washington, June 15 : A new study has determined that improved management of the world's tropical forests has major implications for humanity's ability to reduce its contribution to climate change.

NASA data helps pinpoint impacted populations in the aftermath of a disaster

NASA data helps pinpoint impacted populations in the aftermath of a disaster

Undersea mission could lead to improved coral reef restoration

Washington, June 15 : Scientists are conducting an eight day undersea mission to determine why some species of coral survive transplanting after a disturbance, while other species die, which could

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