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New findings challenge conventional ideas on evolution of human diet

Washington, April 30 : The analysis of marks on the teeth of members of an ancient human ancestor species has determined that structure alone is not enough to predict dietary preferences and that e

Third of UK’s baby rice has unsafe levels of arsenic

London, Apr 30 : A third of the baby rice sold in UK supermarkets contains unsafe levels of inorganic arsenic warn researchers from Aberdeen University.

Legless lizard, tiny woodpecker among 14 new species found in Brazil

Washington, April 30 : Scientists from Conservation International (CI) and Brazilian universities have discovered a legless lizard and a tiny woodpecker along with 12 other suspected new species in

‘Rotten eggs’ gas helps in regulating blood pressure

Rotten EggsWashington, April 30 : Researchers from the Peninsula Medical School in the South West of E

Asian vultures could be extinct within a decade

London, April 30 : A new study has determined that Asian vultures are in catastrophic decline and could disappear from the wild within a decade.

Bats’ sonar system ‘louder’ than home fire alarms, rock concerts

Washington, Apr 30 : If you thought rock concerts were deafening, wait till you hear these bats.

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