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The Economic Times
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In Argentina, one fossil bone from a 236-million-year-old cynodont contained a rare clue about birth. Researchers found its newborn size resembled mammals, suggesting live birth evolved 95 million years earlier than thought

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (157+ words) For thousands of years, Pacific farmers adapted crops to drought and changing weather; now Samoa and Tonga are combining that ancestral knowledge with modern science to rebuild soil, manage weeds and make farms more climate-resilient Image Credit: Ghedoghedo/Wikipedia Best…...

The Economic Times
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Built to hunt enemy submarines during World War II, this device later transformed our understanding of the seafloor

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (189+ words) World War II fluxgate magnetometer: A World War II device found new scientific purpose after the war. Oceanographers refitted the fluxgate magnetometer for seafloor magnetic anomaly measurements. These measurements revealed symmetrical patterns on either side of mid-ocean ridges. The "magic…...