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Newborns undergo a striking physical change early in life. Their stool color shifts dramatically. It changes from black, tar-like meconium to the yellow, mustard-like stools of breastfed infants. Breast milk looks white. However, infant stool is a vivid yellow. This color reflects a complex interaction between pigments, metabolism, and the developing gut.

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For a long time, a massive hole sat in the history of our earliest ancestors. Vertebrates first appeared over 520 million years ago during the “Cambrian Explosion”. However, most major fish groups did not show up in fossils until much later. Scientists call this 50-million-year mystery the “gnathostome gap“. They often blamed poor sampling or bad luck for thi...


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In April 2024, geneticist Norberto Gonzalez-Juarbe rubbed a swab over a red chalk drawing. This sketch, titled Holy Child, might be the work of Leonardo da Vinci. The


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Fish feeding mechanics inspire a new solution for cleaner laundry wastewater.

The global microplastic crisis is no longer a distant environmental threat; these tiny pollutants are now ubiquitous, found everywhere from deep-sea trenches to human lung tissue. A primary, often overlooked culprit is the domestic washing machine, which sheds between 10 ...


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Biological boundaries are far more porous than we once believed. Through fetal microchimerism, a mother carries a low-level population of genetically distinct cells from her offspring for decades after birth. While pathologist Georg Schmo...


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