Royal Society Open Science organisation
Named in 5 reports across 5 stories - 10 Aug – 4 Sept
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Scientists looked inside a rock pellet smaller than a grain of rice and found a 445-million-year-old world preserved within it — more than 20 microscopic marine organisms, including a species never seen before
Nine museum specimens catalogued as ambergris had all passed the traditional hot needle test, and chemical profiling then found no ambrein in two of them, one of which held the highest DNA concentration in the study and yielded no detectable sperm whale DNA on either marker, while the plant marker returned 330 reads, all of them from a coastal dune plant
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Scientists Think One of Earth’s Simplest Organisms May Work like a Giant Brain
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