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An artist’s interpretation of Arvinachelys goldeni, highlighting its unique snout and semi-aquatic ecology
Bizarre Pig-Snouted Turtle from Dinosaur Era Discovered in Utah

Ancient fossils of an odd pig snouted turtle from 76 million years ago were uncovered in Utah.

New tortoise species on Santa Cruz, Galápagos Islands
Chelonoidis Donfaustoi, New Species of Galapagos Tortoise Identified

A study published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One revealed that a new species of Galapagos tortoise has been identified in eastern Santa Cruz in the Pacific archipelago; it is named Chelonoidis donfaustoi, after Fausto Llerena Sanchez (Don Fausto), a retired 75-year-old park ranger who worked for 43 years trying to save endangered tortoises.

UK's gas emission and climate change
UK Capable of Cutting 75% of Power Market to Reduce Climate Change By 2030

The United Kingdom has the capability of reducing its current carbon emission by three-quarters without necessarily incurring high costs for electricity use; the trick lies in deploying more clean-energy technologies, says the climate change adviser to the government.

A small section of the Milky Way photo showing the M8 nebula
See the Biggest Image of Milky Way at 46 Billion Pixels

Scientists who have mapped out the Milky Way galaxy just released the most detailed and largest image of the galaxy yet, at 46 billion pixels.

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Dogs
Domestication Of Dogs Began In Asia, Not Europe, Says DNA Study On Street Dogs

According to the largest DNA study to date on the origin of dogs, the first dogs were domesticated about 15,000 years ago in Central Asia, near present-day Nepal, India, and Mongolia.

Several thousand Chinese citizens still apply to be civil servants every year, despite the relatively low salary.
Number of National Civil Service Exam Applicants Exceeds Previous Year's Record

Thousands of people have applied to take the 2016 national civil service exam, with this year's number surpassing last year's. More are expected to apply before the end of the application period on Saturday.

Human fists are evolved to fight and punch.
Study: Human Fists Evolved to Punch and Fight

A new study shows how aggressive behavior played an important role in the evolution of the human fist.

Carbon nanotubes were found inside human lungs for the first time ever.
Carbon Nanotubes from Pollution Found Inside Human Lungs

New research reveals how carbon nanotubes were discovered inside the lungs of asthmatic children in Paris.

In this artist’s conception, a tiny rocky object vaporizes as it orbits a white dwarf star. Astronomers have detected the first planetary object transiting a white dwarf using data from the K2 mission. Slowly the object will disintegrate, leaving a dustin
Scientists Watch Real 'Death Star' Destroying a Planet

New findings from the Kepler 2 Telescope mission reveals how a distant planet got vaporized by a "death star" or a white dwarf some 570 light years away.

Two new regulations were formulated after the conclusion of the Oct. 12 meeting of the CPC’s Political Bureau.
CPC Promulgates New Rules Boosting Xi's Anti-corruption Campaign

In an effort to effectively manage its 88 million members, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has enacted new rules pertaining to proper governance and sanctions for potential violators of the party’s code of conduct, according to a report by China Daily.

The largest fruit market in Shanghai is set to be relocated.
Shanghai’s Fruit Market to Transfer for Government’s Sanitation Drive

Shanghai’s largest fruit market is moving to new locations as part of the local government’s sanitation drive. The fruit sellers will be moved from the Shanhua Fruit Wholesale Market on Caoyang Road to Qingpu District’s Huajin Market of Agricultural Products and to the state-owned Xijiao International.

Xi stated that China will continue to open its market to the world and actively participate in the global economy in order to create win-win partnerships.
Xi: No Hard Landing for Skyrocketing Chinese Economy

Addressing an audience of several hundred business leaders in London, President Xi Jinping declared that China will continue experiencing sustained growth in the years to come, according to a report by China Daily.

Prince Majed Abdulaziz Al-Saud
3 Women File Lawsuit Vs. Saudi Prince For Demeaning Sexual Demands

Three female employees of Prince Majed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud filed a lawsuit against the Middle Eastern royal for various sexual demands that he believes he is entitled to because of his "blue blood.

Earth may be an early bloomer
Fermi Paradox: Space Data Suggests Earth Bloomed First Before Other Habitable Planets

Data collected from NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and even NASA's Kepler Space Telescope indicate that Earth together with creations in it may have been an early boomer, meaning that the universe is still in the process of spawning habitable worlds where these aliens might surface.

Mammogram
American Cancer Society Sings a New Tune, Says Mammograms Should Start At Age 45

Most other health groups advocate for age 40 for women mammograms, because delaying mammograms makes breast cancer more difficult to treat and makes a patient less likely to survive. But now the American Cancer Society is recommending fewer mammograms, saying women aged 45 could be screened every year while those aged 55 should be screened every two years

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