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Possible New Human Species Unearthed in China
By the Editor on March 14, 2012
Scientists in China have found what may be a new species of human. Fossils show a group of people...
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Scientists To Clone Woolly Mammoth
By the Editor on March 13, 2012
Russian and South Korea scientists have teamed up to recreate a woolly mammoth – a prehistoric creature that last...
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New Evidence That Asteroid Hit Earth 13,000 Years Ago
By the Editor on March 7, 2012
New evidence supports the idea that a huge space rock collided with our planet about 13,000 years ago and...
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5,300-Year-Old Iceman’s Genetic Blueprints Unveiled
By the Editor on February 29, 2012
The 5,300-year-old Iceman had brown eyes, Lyme disease and modern-day Mediterranean relatives
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DNA Reveals Neanderthal Extinction Clues
By the Editor on February 28, 2012
Neanderthals were already on the verge of extinction in Europe by the time modern humans arrived on the scene,...
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The Next Ice Age and the Anthropocene
By the Editor on January 9, 2012
If you’ve wondered where to look for signs that Earth is entering a geological epoch of our own making,...
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Hope in the Age of Man
By the Editor on December 13, 2011
The Anthropocene does not represent the failure of environmentalism. It is the stage on which a new, more positive...
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Separating You and Me? 4.74 Degrees
By the Editor on November 22, 2011
The world is even smaller than you thought. Adding a new chapter to the research that cemented the phrase...
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Cartography of the Anthropocene
By the Editor on November 18, 2011
A map of the human epoch.
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An Epoch Debate
By the Editor on October 18, 2011
An influential group of geologists, ecologists, and biologists argue that humans have so changed the planet that it is...
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