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New Fossils Show the Arctic Was an Evolutionary Powerhouse During the Age of Dinosaurs

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By Yvaine Ye
| SciTechDaily
A reconstruction of the Late Cretaceous paleoenvironment of Alaska. Credit: James Havens Tiny fossil teeth from Alaska are changing how scientists view mammal life and migration in the ancient Arctic. Today’s Arctic is one of the harshest and least biodiverse places on Earth, but during the age of dinosaurs it was home to a surprisingly rich community of mammals.
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Seaweed-based ingredient can help turn dirt into 3D-printed walls

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By Yvaine Ye
| University of Colorado Boulder
An ingredient that gives ice cream a creamier texture could make natural earthen materials like clay and sand easier to 3D-print into durable structures, according to new research led by scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder. The discovery could help turn construction waste into building materials with lower environmental impact.
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Herbicide spraying for cheatgrass not always necessary, new research shows

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By Yvaine Ye
| University of Colorado Boulder
In recent decades, ecologists and land managers across the American West have treated cheatgrass as a threat. On lands where the scraggly plant, which produces seeds that burrow into socks and shoelaces, thrives, native plants seem to suffer. When the organism wilts and dries up in summer, it can become ready fuel for wildfires in parts of the country already struggling with destructive blazes.
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