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discovery

[dih-skuhv-uh-ree] / dɪˈskʌv ə ri /




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One of the most striking discoveries was how early aging paths begin to diverge.

From Science Daily

This discovery represents the first confirmed case of tool use in cattle and expands the range of species known to demonstrate this ability.

From Science Daily

A more advanced version of this technology could eventually allow researchers to capture the complete molecular makeup of a single cell, monitor thousands of chemical reactions simultaneously, and speed up processes such as drug discovery.

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The discovery includes fossils from 12 species of birds and four species of frogs, offering a rare glimpse into what New Zealand's ecosystems looked like during that time.

From Science Daily

City crews were on the verge of welding a manhole cover shut in South Los Angeles Wednesday morning when a surprise discovery stopped them in their tracks.

From Los Angeles Times