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Everything appeared normal in the necropsy until they reached the stomach of the Gervais’ beaked whale.

The calf likely starved to death, experts say.

<p>New research by the University of Plymouth combines microscope and video technology to analyse how different species develop, and how changes in the timings of any developments can be tracked. A detailed analysis of the Energy Proxy Traits (EPTs) that result from these processes has provided researchers with the first evidence that traditionally measured timings of developmental events are associated with far broader changes to the full set of an embr...

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The Wildlife Conservation Society announced at the International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI), which is meeting this week in Phuket, Thailand, results showing that some coral reefs off East Africa are unusually resilient to climate change due to improved fisheries management and a combination of geophysical factors.

The President of the Assembly of the Republic, Augusto Santos Silva considered the Azores to be “one of the best laboratories in the world” for deep sea...

Matric exams have started! This time of the year can bring a mix of excitement and stress as learners near the end of their school careers.

Matric exams have started! This time of the year can bring a mix of excitement and stress as learners near the end of their school careers.

Blueberry cultivation advances in the region where the driest desert in the world is located

Matric exams have started! This time of the year can bring a mix of excitement and stress as learners near the end of their school careers.