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An Australian state attorney general on Wednesday declined to pardon a mother convicted almost 20 years ago of smothering her four children to death and instead ordered a new inquiry into whether there could be a medical explanation for the tragedies. The inquiry will be the second in three years into scientific evidence that all four of Kathleen Folbigg’s children may have died of natural causes. A petition to the New South Wales state governor in March last year calling for Folbigg to be pardoned “based on significant positive evidence of natural causes of death” was signed by 90 scientists, medical practitioners and related professionals, including two Nobel laureates.
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French researchers have used satellite data to observe unusual land mass movement before a mega-earthquake. Using signals, called gravity field signals, from NASA's GRACE satellite, the team of scientists showed that there were changes in Earth's gravity because of the movement ofa landmass a few months before the 8.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Chile in February 2010.The study was led by Marie Bouih of the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris. It aims to provide a better understanding of
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STORY: This prehistoric fossil is giving new clues about the evolution of crocodiles PALEONTOLOGIST, RODOLFO SALAS: "This is the adult individual, Sacacosuchus cordovai. It is 7 million years old and was found in the Sacaco area (Arequipa Desert). It is a new species of crocodile that we are introducing to the world, and that lived in the Sacaco area 7 million years ago."Researchers say the animal likely crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the coast of South AmericaSpanning over 13 feet in length"From our research, we have reached the conclusion that all marine crocodiles were animals with long and thin faces, and that there were two morphotypes, two ecological types. That is, one that fed almost exclusively on fish, and another one that had a much broader diet."
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