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The Forest That Became a Living Graph: Japan’s 50-Year Sugi Experiment
Planted in March 1974, two circular sugi plots in Miyazaki became a remarkable 50-year experiment showing how planting density can reshape the growth and structure of a forest.
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Borealopelta: The Armored Dinosaur That Preserved Skin and Its Last Meal
A spectacular armored dinosaur from Alberta preserves skin, armor, possible pigmentation patterns and a fossilized final meal, offering an unusually detailed view of life 112–110 million years ago.
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Dongoconodon: The Cretaceous Mammal With Evidence of a Third Tooth Generation
A nearly complete 120-million-year-old mammal fossil from China preserves an unexpected combination: semiaquatic adaptations and evidence that some teeth may have been replaced more than twice.