This story was modified to include additional information. Fish-eating gulls and terns nesting on Michigan shoreline areas known to have long-standing industrial contamination reproduce less, have ...
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Birds that are active during the day sing later into the night in places with significant light pollution, according to research by a Southern Illinois University Carbondale professor and his ...
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Fish-eating gulls and terns nesting on Michigan shoreline areas known to have longstanding industrial contamination reproduce less, have fewer chicks that survive and develop more deformities than ...
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