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@gredosom Good point ☝️ to develop advantage for breastfeeding for child and mother.

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A new dataset of morphological features from all major lineages of early reptiles, early synapsids, and their close relatives shows how climate crises shaped the early evolution of reptiles. https://t.co/IXEolCEVBV @ScienceAdvances

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“Not everyone can emotionally connect with data, but they will remember how a picture made them feel.”

Check out this @ScienceVisuals blog for tips on how to use photography to get your science noticed. https://t.co/Ggpw5Pw5Du

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#Tcell immunity may be critical for long-term protection by #COVID19 vaccines, according to a new #SciencePerspective that highlights the potential importance of T cell responses in achieving robust protection against severe disease. https://t.co/9wRCvh9PBb

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Call it a snough. https://t.co/UwsHlELT1u

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Epstein-Barr virus can cause mono, the “kissing disease,” and put people at higher risk for certain cancers. Recent studies are highlighting its role in multiple sclerosis. https://t.co/6t305pMD0A

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Scientists have made Frankenspider corpse-bots. https://t.co/pZSFC7TNnD

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Research in @ScienceAdvances describes a #hydrogel that made microwave ablation treatment of tumors safer and more effective in animal tests. https://t.co/NF4Sb2oslY

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“When you have nothing, and you can get a little bit back — how good is that?” https://t.co/MjwA8ra3SL

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Someday this could be the first direct probe of dark matter using only gravity. https://t.co/H1smW25Sb5

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Dead spiders can be robots now. It’s called “necrobotics.” Hooray?
https://t.co/pZSFC7TNnD

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Using an innovative probe to measure the mechanical properties of chromatin, a new study reports that #chromatin behaves like a fluid in the nucleus of a living cell.

Learn more in a new #SciencePerspective: https://t.co/BnXr9XhfrY

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From the @SciRobotics archives: Scientists engineered a miniature soft continuum #robot that was able to slither with minimal friction through tortuous and compact environments—including a silicone model of brain 🧠 vasculature.

📄: https://t.co/UTPSvUCuQ3

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A #nanotherapy for severe #COVID19 that targets inflammatory macrophages is safe and shows signs of alleviating neurologic injury and improving outcomes in hospitalized patients, shows a new phase 2a trial. @ScienceTM https://t.co/rqMPRILGLh

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Citizen scientists caught a rare kind of aurora pattern on film. https://t.co/PeYnmYKA7N

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What’s been called a “murder hornet” or “Asian giant hornet” now has a somewhat official, maybe kinder, name. Meet the northern giant hornet.
https://t.co/k8lLAQMIGt

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Animal-driven fertilization may have emerged in the ocean long before it did on land. https://t.co/sT9iq6lLeZ

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As climate change continues to crank up the temperature, scientists are working fast to understand the limits of humans’ resilience to heat extremes. https://t.co/R6yH1wh7oO

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A rare double aurora captured in citizen scientists’ images shows “you never know what’s going to appear.” https://t.co/PeYnmYKA7N