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Machine Learning Predicts Soil Nutrients From Lab Extract Photos
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/controlled-image-based-prediction-of-soil-nutrient-concentrations-npk-using-machine-and-deep-learningResearchers tested whether computer vision can classify nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium levels from standardized images of prepared soil samples. Soil nutrient analysis in agricultural regions across Punjab relies heavily on slow laboratory tests,...
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Branches of Biology
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/zoology/branches-of-biologyprocessing and preservation of food is called food technology. Forestry or silviculture — It deals with the development of forests and the utilization of their products. Gynecology — Study of female reproductive organs. Gerontology — It is a branch of...
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The Voyager Golden Record: A Time Capsule of Life on Earth
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/topics/biology/the-voyager-golden-record-a-time-capsule-of-life-on-earthdiverse ecosystems. These images provide insight into Earth’s ecosystems, showcasing the planet’s rich biodiversity. From forests to oceans, the record illustrates the beauty and complexity of life on Earth and the delicate balance that sustains it. The...
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A Wolf Pup’s Last Meal Revealed a Stunning Truth About the Woolly Rhinoceros’ Extinction
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-wolf-pups-last-meal-revealed-a-stunning-truth-about-the-woolly-rhinoceros-extinctionlast Ice Age. In Siberia, this warming transformed cold, dry grasslands into wetter landscapes with expanding shrubs and forests. For animals like the woolly rhinoceros, which were highly adapted to open steppe environments, these changes would have...
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Himalayan Happy‑Face Spider Redefines a Century‑Old Evolutionary Mystery
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/a-smiling-spider-hidden-in-the-himalayas-is-rewriting-a-100-year-scientific-mysteryof Theridion himalayana shows that even the most iconic arachnids can still surprise science. Nestled within the Himalayan forests, this tiny spider expands the known scope of an iconic evolutionary pattern and underscores how much of mountain...
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8.7-Million-Year-Old Turkish Ape Skull Revives Debate Over Hominine Birthplace
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/an-8-7-million-year-old-fossil-discovery-is-forcing-scientists-to-reconsider-africas-place-in-human-originsthe lineage. Reconstructing a Open‑Landscape Habitat The ecosystem surrounding Anadoluvius differed markedly from the dense forests favored by many modern apes. Associated fauna at Çorakyerler include giraffes, zebras, elephants, antelopes, porcupines...
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Drone Lidar Uncovers 300-Acre Medieval Iron City Hidden In Uzbekistan Mountains
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/drone-lasers-uncover-a-medieval-city-of-iron-hidden-for-1-000-years-in-central-asias-mountainsRise and Decline Sustaining iron production at such altitude demanded more than raw ore; continuous access to juniper forests for charcoal, reliable water sources, and stable trade routes were essential. For about five centuries these conditions appear...
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Archaeologists Discover 140,000 Year Old Human Fossils Hidden Beneath The Indonesian Seabed
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/archaeologists-uncovered-a-140-000-year-old-sunken-world-packed-with-giant-beasts-and-extinct-humans-speciesdragons. The presence of river sharks and terrestrial mammals paints a picture of a permanent river system bordered by forests and open grasslands. Buried under silt for 140,000 years, the skull was only recently confirmed as Homo erectus, reshaping...
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Archaeologists Discover Rare 18th Century Shipwreck Hidden on a Forbidden Yucatán Coastline
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/divers-followed-a-200-meter-trail-of-abandoned-cannons-on-the-yucatan-seafloor-to-find-the-ship-no-one-was-supposed-to-seeavoided this coastline entirely, lacking both the incentive and the infrastructure to patrol its jagged reefs and dense forests. Historians note that navigation guides of the time explicitly warned against these waters, which were instead dominated by...
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New Evidence Challenges Everything We Thought We Knew About Why Neanderthals Went Extinct
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/the-biggest-myth-about-neanderthals-just-fell-apart-and-their-extinction-story-is-changingTheir range was surprisingly diverse, spanning 19 distinct biomes, including arid deserts, temperate shrublands, and dense forests. Prime locations for settlement typically included the Mediterranean basin, the Caspian Sea, and the coastal stretches of...
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Rare Alien-Like Bigfin Squid Filmed Two Miles Beneath The Pacific Ocean
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/this-alien-like-squid-was-found-nearly-11-000-feet-underwater-with-arms-stretching-for-metersbiological significance of the Davidson Seamount, a region already noted by the scientific community for its ancient coral forests and deep-sea octopus nurseries. As technology improves our ability to probe these abyssal environments, such sightings...
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Ancient River Landscape Hidden Beneath Antarctica Revealed After 34 Million Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/buried-under-2-kilometers-of-antarctic-ice-scientists-discover-a-lost-landscape-frozen-for-34-million-yearsGondwana, sharing a landmass with modern-day Africa, South America, and Australia. The region was once defined by lush forests and flowing river systems. The transformation into a frozen wasteland began approximately 34 million years ago, and mapping...
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Scientists Just Discovered The Fastest Spider On Earth And Its Speed Is Record Breaking
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/after-testing-258-spiders-scientists-found-an-australian-species-that-runs-at-3-6-m-s-and-breaks-the-recordonly to discover a record-breaking surprise hidden in the Australian outback. A newfound record-holder has emerged from the forests of Queensland, Australia, claiming the title of the fastest spider ever documented. The jungle huntsman, scientifically...
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Rare Dinosaur Fossils Stolen from Mongolia Finally Return Home After Decades
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/the-gobi-desert-was-once-a-humid-floodplain-ruled-by-a-dinosaur-weighing-over-five-tons-and-its-stolen-fossils-are-backis defined today by its arid climate, during the era of T. bataar, the Gobi was a dynamic landscape of river channels and forests. The taxonomy of the dinosaur remains a subject of academic debate, with some experts suggesting it is so closely related...
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Camper Mistakes Rare Mastodon Tooth for a Flip-Flop on Canadian Lake Shore
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-camper-thought-he-found-a-flip-flop-on-a-canadian-lake-shore-it-was-a-mastodon-tooththe tooth could date back to an interglacial period occurring between 75,000 and 125,000 years ago, a time when lush forests spanned vast stretches of the continent. However, the possibility remains that the specimen is more recent, potentially dating...
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Scientists Have Finally Cracked The Mystery Of Siberia’s Massive Fiery Eagle’s Nest Crater
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/health/a-mysterious-40-meter-cone-of-about-a-million-tons-of-limestone-rises-from-the-siberian-taiga-and-has-puzzled-scientists-for-70-yearsSiberian limestone cone, revealing how unique geological forces shaped the enigmatic structure. Deep within the dense forests of the Patom Highlands in eastern Siberia, a massive, pale mound of fragmented limestone rises abruptly from the landscape....
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Acoustic Recorders Miss Most Wildlife Sounds When Facing the Wrong Way
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/sound-advice-a-calibration-framework-for-defining-detection-space-in-passive-acoustic-monitoringuncalibrated recorders in restoration plots might accidentally eavesdrop on vocalizing wildlife in adjacent natural forests, leading researchers to overestimate the success of conservation interventions. To mitigate these errors, the team proposed a...
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Whole Genome Sequencing Exposes Hidden Genetic Diversity of Tuberculosis Pathogen in Senegal
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/genomic-microdiversity-of-mycobacterium-africanum-in-senegalnote that Tambacounda serves as a historical demographic crossroads with varied ecosystems ranging from tropical forests to semi-arid landscapes. In contrast, the Ziguinchor region showed much lower genetic diversity and high strain relatedness,...
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Fish and Urchin Grazing Reveal Hidden Shifts Across Reefs
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/partitioning-patterns-of-fish-and-sea-urchin-herbivory-from-tropical-to-temperate-reefszones, grazing pressure is expected to become less spatially restricted. This shift could accelerate the loss of kelp forests and alter the balance of coastal ecosystems worldwide. The research was published in Oecologia on October 25, 2026.
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Scientists Discovered a 440 Million Year Old Fungus That Transformed Earth’s Barren Land
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/scientists-found-a-440-million-year-old-fungus-on-land-with-no-trees-and-still-cant-explain-what-it-was-eatingancient fungus represents one of the oldest known examples of a land-dwelling organism. While the Silurian world lacked the forests and lush vegetation that would follow millions of years later, Tortotubus was quietly facilitating the critical...