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Prehistoric Human Populations Prospered Before Agricultural Boom
Researchers from China’s Fudan University have found major prehistoric human population expansions may have begun before the Neolithic period,...
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Genes and Immune System Shaped By Childhood Poverty, Stress
A University of British Columbia and Centre for Molecular Medicine and Therapeutics study has revealed that childhood poverty, stress...
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Why Are Coastal Saltmarshes Falling Apart?
A nine-year study conducted in the Plum Island estuary indicates that sewage and fertilizers may be seriously damaging salt...
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In World First, Twitter Blocks Neo-Nazi Account in Germany
Using its country-specific content-blocking tool for the first time, Twitter has shut down access to a neo-Nazi group’s account...
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Future Jobs Depend on a Science-Based Economy
The 2012 presidential election will be won by the candidate who can convince voters that he has the vision...
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A New Radiocarbon Yardstick From Japan
Every historian knows about the Rosetta Stone, which had an ancient Egyptian text carved on it in three different...
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16 Million-Year-Old Springtail Hitchhiked on the Wings of Mayflies
Researchers at the University of Manchester say they have discovered a 16 million-year-old springtail hitchhiking on the wings of...
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Dolphins Can Sleep One-Half of Their Brain at a Time
Scientists from the United States have learned that dolphins are able to stay alert and active for 15 days...
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No, Global Warming Hasn’t ‘Stopped’
A recent article, in the London tabloid Daily Mail, reports: “The world stopped getting warmer almost 16 years ago,...
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Hormone Markedly Extends Mouse Life Span
Researchers announced they have found that a starvation hormone markedly extends life span in mice without the need for...