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Frog Vocals Lead to Small Preference
Frog Vocals Lead to Small Preference

The concave-eared torrent frog's unusual ear anatomy lets it hear high-frequency calls, which gives a mating advantage to the littler males that sing…

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Science News Briefs from around the Globe
Science News Briefs from around the Globe

Here are some brief reports about science and technology from all over, including one from the United Arab Emirates about the the first interplanetar…

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Election Science Stakes: Technology

We wrap up our preelection series with Scientific American senior editor Jen Schwartz, who talks about the possible effects of the election results o…

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Election Science Stakes: Energy
Election Science Stakes: Energy

Scientific American senior editor Mark Fischetti and associate editor Andrea Thompson talk about this election and the future of U.S. energy research…

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Election Science Stakes: Environment

Scientific American senior editor Mark Fischetti talks about how this election will affect environmental science and policy.

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Election Science Stakes: Climate

Scientific American ’s associate editor for sustainability Andrea Thompson talks about how climate science and policy will be affected by this electi…

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Election Science Stakes: Medicine and Public Health

Scientific American ’s senior medicine editor Josh Fischman talks about issues in medicine and public health that will be affected by this election.

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Election 2020: The Stakes for Science
Election 2020: The Stakes for Science

Scientific American’s editor in chief sets up this week’s series of podcasts about how this election could affect science, technology and medicine.


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Why Some Easter Island Statues Are Where They Are
Why Some Easter Island Statues Are Where They Are

Many of the statues not along the coast are in places that featured a resource vital to the communities that lived and worked there.


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Acorn Woodpeckers Fight Long, Bloody Territorial Wars

More than 40 of the birds, in coalitions of three or four, may fight for days over oak trees in which to store their acorns.

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