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Chemical clues illuminate fossil plant relationships
Cretaceous collagen: Can molecular paleontology glean soft tissue from dinosaurs?
Red Planet Roundup: October 2017
Water weight and surface rebound trigger small quakes in California
First complete DNA sequences from Egyptian mummies

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