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Fire ants conquer the world on the first global trade network
New study describes genealogy and spreading of one of the most damaging species of pest ants
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Quantum Effects in Biology
Physicist Cedric Weber on the functions of molecules in the human body, hemoglobin, and the photosystem-II
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