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The meg may have been longer and less chonky than previously thought

Whether the ancient megalodon was relatively narrow or wide remains the subject of hot paleontological debate.

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Researchers pump brakes on blue acceleration harming the world ocean

Researchers pump brakes on blue acceleration harming the world ocean
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Cross-sectoral approach could protect oceans at lower costs, says new research

Cross-sectoral approach could protect oceans at lower costs, says new research
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Scientists Halt Blue Acceleration Damage to Oceans

Scientists Halt Blue Acceleration Damage to Oceans
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Researchers pump brakes on blue acceleration harming oceans

Brisbane, Australia (SPX) Jan 18, 2024 - Protecting the world s oceans against accelerating damage from human activities could be cheaper and take up less space than previously thought, new research has found. The University of Queen

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