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Physics paper sets record with more than 5,000 authors (2015)

6 years ago blogs.plos.org

Footprints found in Greenland suggest that sauropods originated in the Triassic, earlier than indicated by bone fossils alone.

7 years ago blogs.plos.org

Did Christianity Speed Chicken Evolution?

7 years ago blogs.plos.org

A Happy Lab Rat? Check the Ears!

7 years ago blogs.plos.org

Wild invasive pigs are wreaking havoc on North American ecosystems, a new report warns.

7 years ago blogs.plos.org

Using dating to unlock the origin times of dinosaurs and birds

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

How Did That Make It Through Peer Review?

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

Hadrosaur 'dental batteries' were the most complex tooth systems in vertebrate history

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

Carnufex and the first ancestors of crocodiles

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

Researchers use a new micro-CT scanning technique on old fossils to gleam new insights into the evolution of Euparkeria (a relative of the early ancestors of birds and dinosaurs)

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

Drinking water prior to meals may help weight-loss - Study.

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

The lost history of Australia's penguins revealed

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Researchers tested the reproducibility of resting-state fMRI in a 3.5-year study. They found convincing evidence that the signal is reproducible.

8 years ago blogs.plos.org signal

Plesiosaurs swam like penguins, new computer simulations show

8 years ago blogs.plos.org

When Open Access Is the Norm

9 years ago blogs.plos.org

Lessons learned developing scholarly open source software

10 years ago blogs.plos.org

Less research is needed

10 years ago blogs.plos.org

The Sketchbook of Susan Kare, the Artist Who Gave Computing a Human Face

10 years ago blogs.plos.org

What Kind of Buddhist was Steve Jobs, Really?

10 years ago blogs.plos.org

New research shows that rate of increase in obesity is similar across socioeconomic and geographic stratification, suggesting that current stereotype for cause of obesity epidemic such as lack of exercise and food desert may not be true

10 years ago blogs.plos.org