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For what is probably the first time in history, biologists and criminologists are teaming up to test geographic profiling outside of a search for a criminal.
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With the Democratic race extremely tight, the party’s superdelegates — the 800 or so unpledged elected officials and party members — are facing...
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The arrival of three queens and their 40,000 workers has created a new buzz at one of Toronto’s oldest hotels, and given chefs at the massive grey stone building...
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Bees from opposite ends of the Earth can communicate more easily than people, a discovery that suggests bees can learn a new language easily.
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Ok, that\’s pretty gross. I don\’t think I would have been very happy either. However, I wouldn\’t have sued the company because of it. I would merely...
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A survey of bee health released Tuesday revealed a grim picture, with 36.1 percent of the nation’s commercially managed hives lost since last year.
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Air pollution interferes with the ability of bees and other insects to follow the scent of flowers to their source, undermining the essential process of pollination, a...
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In this Jan. 7, 2009 file photo, grower Chris Lange shows his W. Murcott mandarins which have seeds due to unwanted bee pollination in Woodlake, Calif. California agriculture officials have proposed regulations that call for beekeepers and seedless...
