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How bass are wiping out vulnerable fish species and what that tells us about climate change

July 15, 2015

If it seems like you’re pulling more bass than trout out of Ontario’s lakes this summer, you probably are.

Blame it on the ripple effect of climate change and warming temperatures. Birds migrate earlier, flowers bloom faster, and fish move to newly warmed waters putting local species at risk.

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Order of Canada: More than 20 U of T researchers and alumni recognized

July 08, 2015

They have transformed cancer research, complexity theory, neurology innovations, international non-profits — even the landscape of harp music performance.

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Digital messages on vehicle windshields make driving less safe

June 26, 2015

Augmented reality head-up displays (AR-HUDs) that present digital images on windshields to alert drivers to everything from possible collisions to smart phone activity, are meant to make driving safer, but University of Toronto researchers say they are a threat to safety.

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New analysis of bizarre-looking fossil uncovers ring of teeth and settles head-or-tail debate

June 24, 2015

A new study of an otherworldly creature from half a billion years ago — a worm-like animal with legs, spikes and a head difficult to distinguish from its tail — has definitively identified its head for the first time, and revealed a previously unknown ring of teeth and a pair of simple eyes.

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U of T archeologist explores how wine-making spread through the ancient world

June 15, 2015

Next time you bring wine to the party, consider raising a glass to the ancient people of the Republic of Georgia for helping make the grape beverage such a popular social lubricant.

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Today's Europe the result of massive Bronze Age migration from Asia

June 11, 2015

The genetic makeup of Europe’s current populations is the result of a massive migration from western Asia during the Bronze Age, between 3,000 and 5,000 years ago, says a new study of DNA from 101 ancient humans from across Eurasia.

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Look up, way up: distant radio galaxies reveal hidden structures right above our heads

June 02, 2015

By observing galaxies billions of light-years away, an international team of astronomers has detected tube-like structures mere hundreds of kilometres above the Earth’s surface.

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New lobster-like predator found in 508 million-year-old fossil-rich site

May 27, 2015

What do butterflies, spiders and lobsters have in common? They are all surviving relatives of a newly identified species called Yawunik kootenayi, a marine creature with two pairs of eyes and prominent grasping appendages that lived as much as 508 million years ago – more than 250 million years before the first dinosaur.

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Fluffy galaxies: now that we know they're real, can we figure out what happened to all the stars?

May 20, 2015

It took the combined efforts of one of the world’s smallest professional telescopes with the world’s largest telescope and an international team of researchers. But now we know: fluffy galaxies exist.

Next question: why?

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Boxing match re-branded Justin Trudeau as leadership material

May 19, 2015

If Justin Trudeau someday becomes prime minister of Canada, he may owe his success in the blood sport of politics to a media image forged in the rough and tumble of the boxing ring, a new University of Toronto study suggests.

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