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Research out of South Dakota State University has highlighted a potential connection between limited exposure to cold stress during pregnancy and birth weight. The work showed that shearing ewes at day 50 of gestation, rather than after 100 days, resulted in larger and heavier lambs at birth.
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A new study zooms in, literally, on how global models can capture precipitation and cloud cover in even more detail.
Why is navigation software so important for surface exploration? Navigation software enables a rover to determine its location, detect hazards, plan routes, and control its movement.
New research suggests that some ways that companies boast about their charitable giving are more effective at brand-building than others.
Deep beneath Earth's surface, some minerals hold clues to processes that happened millions of years ago. One such mineral is lawsonite, which forms under high pressure and relatively low temperatures.
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A research team led by Professor Li Xiaofeng from the Institute of Oceanology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (IOCAS) has developed a model to forecast internal solitary waves originating from…
