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Category: Biodiversity :: Species Loss
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Warming's impacts sped up, worsened since Kyoto (Cached) 23.11.2009 Sify News
Since the 1997 international accord to fight global warming, climate change has worsened and accelerated — beyond some of the grimmest of warnings made back then.
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DNA from extinct Moa bird rewrites New Zealand's geological history (Cached) 22.11.2009 New Kerala: Technology
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DNA from extinct Moa bird rewrites New Zealand's geological history (Cached) 22.11.2009 Oneindia.in: News
Adelaide, November 22 (ANI): In a new study, scientists have determined that DNA recovered from fossilised bones of the moa, a giant extinct bird, has revealed a new geological history of New Zealand.
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Call to save Valparai ecology from weeds (Cached) 22.11.2009 Hindu: Tamil Nadu
Coimbatore: The presence of weeds such as lantana and twiner species such as mikania between Aliyar and Attakatti is a serious threat to the ecological systems and safety of Valparai. V. Uthamaraj, Secretary of Valparai Tourism Development ...
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Extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass wipeouts 21.11.2009 DNA: Evolutions
Paleontologists now recognize that there were five particularly large, worldwide mass extinction events during the history of life.
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Extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass wipeouts (Cached) 21.11.2009 Sify News
In a new research, a team of paleontologists has found that extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass extinctions.
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Extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass wipeouts (Cached) 21.11.2009 New Kerala: World News
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Gecko's tail an energy powerhouse, say scientists (Cached) 21.11.2009 Oneindia.in: News
Sydney, November 21 (ANI): In a new research, scientists have determined that a gecko's tail is an energy powerhouse, as the reptiles have a slower getaway after dropping their tail to fee a predator, presumably running out of steam.
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Extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass wipeouts (Cached) 21.11.2009 Oneindia.in: News
Washington, November 21 (ANI): In a new research, a team of paleontologists has found that extinction rates higher in open-ocean settings during mass extinctions.
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Gecko's tail an energy powerhouse, say scientists (Cached) 21.11.2009 New Kerala: World News
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Maths model explains remarkable features of mosquito hearing 20.11.2009 DNA: Evolutions
Insects have evolved diverse and delicate morphological structures in order to hear the naturally low energy of a transmitting sound wave.
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Maths model explains remarkable features of mosquito hearing (Cached) 20.11.2009 New Kerala: World News
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It’s time for action (Cached) 19.11.2009 Hindustan Times: Views
With each passing day the prospect of the US Congress passing a law to curb global warming, before the Copenhagen talks, grows remoter, writes Rose Braz.
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Rare crocs found hiding in plain sight in Cambodia (Cached) 19.11.2009 TOI: All Headlines
Rare crocs found hiding in plain sight in Cambodia
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Thinking minds converge in Vadodara for taxonomy seminar (Cached) 19.11.2009 Indian Express: Ahmedabad
A two-day national seminar on ‘Invertebrate Taxonomy’ began at the Department of Zoology at M S University’s Faculty of Science on Wednesday.
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DNA collected by Darwin in 1835 may help resurrect a rare mockingbird 18.11.2009 DNA: Evolutions
With the help of some specimens collected by Charles Darwin in 1835, a rare mockingbird could be soon reintroduced to the Galapagos Islands by a team of geneticists.
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When dinos roamed the earth (Cached) 17.11.2009 Hindu:Young World: Hyderabad
Be sure to visit the Dino zones in Hyderabad.
New climate treaty could save some species, but increase risk to others (Cached) 17.11.2009 New Kerala: Technology
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Wolves rode icebergs to travel to Falkland Islands, say biologists (Cached) 16.11.2009 New Kerala: Technology
The Dirty Dozen (Cached) 14.11.2009 TOI: Cities
The Commonwealth Games are less than a year away but Delhi is yet to shed its uncouth image. Here's a primer to the city's rudest and crudest. Not that these specimens are unique to the Capital. You've probably met them on Mumbai locals, Chennai's beaches or Bangalore's streets.
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