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	<title>Climate record from bottom of Russian lake shows Arctic was warmer millions of years ago</title>
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	<title>'Dark oxidants' form away from sunlight in lake and ocean depths, underground soils</title>
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	<title>What happened to dinosaurs' predecessors after Earth's largest extinction 252 million years ago?</title>
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