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DYK World's Most Popular Coffee Originated In Ethiopia 600,000 Years Ago - Vimarsana News

DYK World's Most Popular Coffee Originated In Ethiopia 600,000 Years Ago

Around 60 percent of the world's total coffee products are made using beans of Arabica variety.

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Genome study of peacocks unveils genetic secrets of the national bird - Vimarsana News

Genome study of peacocks unveils genetic secrets of the national bird

India's national bird, blue peafowl or Indian peacock, is known for its ornamental feathers with a glittering train and crest plumage and now researchers at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER)-Bhopal have constructed a high-quality genome of this visually captivating bird.

Higher Insulin Resistance Predicts Incident T2D, CKD - Vimarsana News

Higher Insulin Resistance Predicts Incident T2D, CKD

Prospectively collected data from 4314 South Korean adults showed that people with higher levels of insulin resistance have the greatest rate of incident type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease.

Genome study offers hope for diminutive endangered porpoise - Vimarsana News

Genome study offers hope for diminutive endangered porpoise

The vaquita, first described by scientists in 1958 and now deemed critically endangered, is the smallest cetacean, the group including whales, dolphins and porpoises.

Population of Endangered Rhinos in Nepal Has Grown by 16% Thanks to Anti-Poaching Measures - Vimarsana News

Population of Endangered Rhinos in Nepal Has Grown by 16% Thanks to Anti-Poaching Measures

Apr 14, 2021 11:16 AM EDT This year the third country has announced some good news for rhinos. Populations of the endangered rhinoceros with one horn in Nepal have increased by 16% over the past six years. (Photo : Frans Van Heerden) Population of Rhinos The new National Rhino Count 2021 evaluates the recent number stands at 752 individuals up from 645 in 2015. The number of Rhinos was calculated across the country between March 22 and April 10, involving within four national parks, both Chitwan. In the 1960s there were only about 100 remaining in the country. The Department of National Parks...