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It's anyone's guess how T. rex moved its puny arms, but now research on turkey wings and alligator arms is shedding light on the issue. Credit: Langel/Bonnan, Stockton University ...

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A new study by researchers at Imperial College London and published on Monday in Nature Ecology & Evolution could help shed ...

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Sacha McNeil celebrates her 50th birthday and 25 years in broadcasting, sharing heartfelt memories of her late father and ...

Michael Andrews, a single father and Army veteran is rebuilding his life after an overnight fire destroyed his home and ...

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Gold Coast City Council is in the doghouse after a tribunal found it comprehensively mismanaged the making of a destruction ...

Included in this beaver lesson plan are instructional resources, downloadable and printable worksheets, vocabulary activities ...

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