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In the wilds of Karnataka in southwest India, researchers stumbled upon a truly bizarre sight – a frog adorned with a mushroom growing on its skin. The frog in question, a Rao’s Intermediate Golden-backed Frog, was spotted sporting a Bonnet Mushroom on its back, creating a truly unique and unexpected pairing. During a routine expedition
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The transition from hunter-gatherer lifestyles to farming in late Stone Age Europe was far from peaceful, according to a recent study. Researchers have discovered that in southern Scandinavia, the population was entirely replaced by farmer-settlers not once, but twice within a span of just a thousand years. The DNA profiles of the newcomers show little
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Mars, a dusty and quiet planet in its current state, has a surprisingly violent history that could hold important clues about Earth’s own past. According to a recent survey of the Martian surface, the red planet was once filled with volcanoes that resembled the early stages of Earth before the formation of tectonic plates. Planetary
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Scientists have recently delved into the intricate relationship between obesity and mitochondria, shedding light on how the condition affects these cellular powerhouses in mice. Mitochondria, known as the “powerhouses of the cell,” play a crucial role in generating energy. However, individuals with obesity often experience impaired mitochondrial function, and the impact of this impairment on
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