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Eco-Friendly Cooling Technologies: A Solution for Global Warming

The 21st century has witnessed a substantial increase in the worldwide need for cooling energy.

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University of Bristol: Scientists discover when beetles became prolific

Using a previously published and carefully curated 68-gene dataset, the scientists ran a battery of mathematical models to reconstruct the evolution of protein sequences - the results of which, have been published today in Royal Society Open Science.

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University of Bristol (via Public) / Scientists discover when beetles became prolific

University of Bristol (via Public) / Scientists discover when beetles became prolific
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Scientists discover when beetles became prolific

Scientists discover when beetles became prolific
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Encontraron un escarabajo productor de luz de 100 millones de años que se preservó en ámbar

Compartir: Encontraron un escarabajo productor de luz de 100 millones de años que se preservó en ámbar Se trata del “eslabón perdido de luciérnagas”. Este descubrimiento, hecho por investigadores ingleses, da pautas sobre cómo deben ser clasificadas estas especies en el futuro. Fecha de publicación: 16 de Julio 2021, 23:50hs Reconstrucción artística de machos y hembras de Cretophengodes azari en el sotobosque de una selva tropical del Cretácico. (Crédito: Dinghua Yang / Universidad de Bristol) La Universidad de Bristol, en Inglaterra, junto con otras universidades comunicaron el descubrimiento de un escarabajo de 100 millones de años congelado en el tiempo en una resina de árbol transparente. Llamado

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