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A complex collision beneath Colombia creates an...
The microbes "breathe" sulfate, eat carbon and ...
Do these plumes of magma fuel volcanic hotspots?
In this realm where sunlight fades to darkness, tiny organic particles make their way to the deep.
A research team investigates how carbon cycles from the atmosphere to the deep ocean.
These fish can grow to at least 26 feet long.
Acoustic waves from earthquakes could provide early tsunami warnings.
San Andreas Fault's silent movement is shallower than thought.
Plastic bottles and metal cans clutter deep ocean canyons.
Plastic, metal and other trash discovered in California and Oregon's deep ocean canyons.
Deer latrines leave forest soil overloaded with nitrogen.
New map shows Antarctica's ice-free topography.
Who overthrew the reign of the stromatolites?
Foxes prove no match for Maremma sheepdogs.
Part of trip to circumnavigate Northern Hemisphere.
Seafloor sediments hold clues to long-term changes in Alaska's glaciers.
Slow earthquake under New Zealand started in January, will likely continue for several months.
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