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Lentils and dolphins are rare and precious fish species in the Red River system and are the northern freshwater specialty. Currently, on the market, the price of lenticu…
Tuyen Quang Department of Fisheries said that it is implementing the project
The research has found the reproductive law and the process of hatching and rearing the first winter cobra snake of the whole country ...
It is now a hot period of the year and most people flock to the sea. And this is also the time when doctors noted the rise of a human predatory bacterium called Vibrio.
Severe droughts like the 70s and 80s may become normal in Africa by the end of this century due to the greenhouse effect. Computer reproductions of African climate publi…
According to experts, giant pandas are very difficult to breed and their reproduction is often difficult.
Appearing on the planet in front of humans for tens of millions of years, sea turtles are considered a symbol of longevity and independent lifestyle.
Satellite SJ-10 takes off at Tuu Tuyen, China will carry out experiments on human reproduction in micro-gravity environment as well as understanding life outside the uni…
A healthy baby born from an embryo is kept frozen for nearly 20 years, breaking a record 13 years earlier.
Community health care, asexual reproduction and climate change are issues of interest at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science -…
Scientist Ian Wilmut, who led the research group that created Dolly, has said he will not use asexual reproduction techniques to create human embryos in stem cell resear…
After ten years of research, Dr. Ngo Thai Lan has found out the process of reproduction of amputated geckos, contributing to the conservation of an endangered useful rep…
People who are interested in genetically modified and asexual animals often ask the question: Are scientists going too far? What is the meaning of new achievements in ge…
In 1924, an eccentric biologist named JBS Haldane predicted that more than 70% of babies would be created from artificial wombs in 2074.
Being lazy to eat fruits or overcharging fast food will slow the conception of women in about 1 year.