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Science writer, hiker, diver. I'm into reef fish, conifers, & hot peppers. I write about weird lifeforms, natural history, & wildlife conservation. He/him
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[转载]News from Science-344

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By Mitch Leslie, Paul Voosen , Jake Buehler 
| sciencenet.cn
Weekly Headlines (Excerpts) 1. Protein name confusion created antibody mix-up affecting hundreds of papers Cancer and cell aging studies may have relied on antibodies to incorrect molecule 5 Jun 2026 By Mitch Leslie 2. Satellite maps of sinking coastlines come under scrutiny Radar studies produce contradictory results, complicating efforts to gauge sea level rise in vulnerable areas 5 Jun 2026 By Paul Voosen 3.
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Extinct brown bear had a surprising diet

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By Jake Buehler 
| Science Magazine
Brown bears can be terrifying meat eaters, tearing into salmon, elk, and other prey. But an extinct subspecies from Africa was a strict vegetarian, researchers report in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology. In fact, the diet of this “Atlas bear” was remarkably similar to the elk its modern relatives hunt. The animal’s unusual eating habits, researchers say, may have helped it avoid competition with hypercarnivores such as lions and leopards.
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Even careful scuba divers can damage coral reefs Original

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By Jake Buehler 
| Science News
Scuba divers may be beating up coral reefs more than they think. Video analyses of divers show that more than 80 percent of damaging physical contact with the reef is unintended or simply unnoticed, researchers report May 26 in Conservation Letters. The findings show that routine diving practices aren’t harmless. Scuba diving is often framed as one of the “good” ways to use reefs because it isn’t extractive, says Bing Lin, a marine conservation scientist at the University of Sydney.
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