Long-standing Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand helps young clams withstand ocean acidification
An ancient Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand is now scientifically shown to help young clams withstand ocean acidification.
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An ancient Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand is now scientifically shown to help young clams withstand ocean acidification.
Fossil evidence reveals the first known fully marine amphibian, described as a weird armored bottom-feeder from the Triassic Period.
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New reports highlight the tension between marketing claims and actual ingredient purity in the seed and vegetable oil markets.
A UC Davis study reveals widespread authenticity issues in commercial avocado oil, with nearly 90% of tested products failing a new purity test.