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Published on 09 Sep 2025
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Published on 11 Sep 2025
Newly dated 85-million-year-old dino eggs could improve understanding of Cretaceous climate
In a first for paleontology, researchers used a new method to date dinosaur eggs by firing lasers at eggshell fragments. The findings could tell researchers about dinosaur populations and the climate millions of years ago.
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Published on 12 Sep 2025
Frontiers wins at ALPSP awards: exceptional contribution to science education and scholarly publishing recognized
Frontiers proudly celebrates two awards received at the ALPSP Annual Conference and Awards 2025
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Published on 10 Sep 2025
Meat from critically endangered sharks is commonly sold under false labels in the US
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Published on 01 Sep 2025
Circle versus rectangle: finding ‘Earth 2.0’ may be easier using a new telescope shape
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Published on 05 Sep 2025
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