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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 123, Issue 39, September 2026. SignificanceCyanobacteria were Earth’s earliest oxygen-producing organisms, yet the genomic basis of their striking shift between unicellular and multicellular forms has remained unclear. By combining phylogenomics, molecular clocks, and ancestral gene-...
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Little is yet known about the cat’s biology and lifestyle. Remains of small rodents in scat samples suggest they may form part of its diet, while camera-trap evidence indicates it could be more active…
The small, spotted feline with large, leopardlike spots is easily stressed, so caretakers keep him out of public view.
In all the cosmos, pulsars are the most precise long-term way to measure time. The rate of orbital decay of a binary pulsar is highly dependent on the speed of gravity and the orbital parameters of…
Deep inside a hazardous zone once marked for landmine detection on Mount Geumseong in Naju, around 280 kilometers south of Seoul, archaeologists have uncovered what is now confirmed to be the oldest…
Join the audience for a live webinar at 4 p.m. GMT/5 p.m. CET on 3 November 2026 Learn how optical microscopy reveals local processes in working perovskite optoelectronic devices The post In situ and…
CERN’s ATLAS experiment probes the extreme universe The post Proton–oxygen collisions put cosmic-ray models to the test appeared first on Physics World .
