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Posted June 22, 2011:
- Evolution to the Rescue: Species May Adapt Quickly to Rapid Environmental Change, Yeast Study Shows
- Oldest Eurasian Hominoids Lived in Swabia: Molar Tooth Dated at 17 Million Years Old
Posted June 21, 2011:
- Earliest Art in the Americas: Ice Age Image of Mammoth or Mastodon Found in Florida
- Cutting Edge Training Developed the Human Brain 80,000 Years Ago
Posted June 20, 2011:
- Ancient Mycenaean Fortress Uncovered
- Did Climate Change Cause Greenland's Ancient Viking Community to Collapse?
Posted June 16, 2011:
Posted June 15, 2011:
- Life After 'Snowball Earth': New Fossils Suggest Rapid Recovery of Life After Global Freeze
- Dating an Ancient Episode of Severe Global Warming
- Dawn of Agriculture Took Toll on Health
Posted June 14, 2011:
- Cave Researchers Explore Stream-Filled Cavern at Entrance to Jerusalem
- Early French Had a Taste for Beer
Posted June 13, 2011:
- How Prehistoric Native Americans of Cahokia Made Copper Artifacts
- Life-History Traits of Extinct Species May Be Discoverable, Large-Scale DNA Sequencing Data Suggest
Posted June 9, 2011:
- Asteroid Served Up 'Custom Orders' of Life's Ingredients
- Early Agricultural Piracy Informs the Domestication of Rice
- Meteorite Holds Clues to Organic Chemistry of Early Earth
- Adjustable Valves Gave Ancient Plants the Edge
Posted June 8, 2011:
- Tut, Tut: Microbial Growth in Pharaoh's Tomb Suggests Burial Was a Rush Job
- Stop on Red: The Effects of Color May Lie Deep in Evolution
- Silver from the Americas May Have Entered the Spanish Economy Later Than Thought
Posted June 7, 2011:
- Huge Ancient Language Dictionary Finished After 90 Years
- Bacteria That Clean Art: Restorers and Microbiologists Use Bacteria to Make Works of Art Shine Like New
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Posted June 1, 2011:
- Thomas Edison Also Invented the Concrete House, Researcher Says
- Ancient Hominid Males Stayed Home While Females Roamed, Study Finds
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Posted May 25, 2011:
- Unique Canine Tooth from 'Peking Man' Found in Swedish Museum Collection
- Scientists Debunk Theory on End of 'Snowball Earth' Ice Age
- Fossil of Giant Ancient Sea Predator Discovered
Posted May 24, 2011:
- Population Genetics Reveals Shared Ancestries: DNA Links Modern Europeans, Middle Easterners to Sub-Saharan Africans
- Birch Mouse Ancestor Discovered in Inner Mongolia Is New Species of Rare 'Living Fossil'
Posted May 23, 2011:
Posted May 19, 2011:
- Sniff Sniff: Smelling Led to Smarter Mammals, Researchers Say
- Archaeologists Uncover Oldest Mine in the Americas
- 440-Year-Old Document Sheds New Light on Native Population Decline Under Spanish Colonial Rule
- Peculiar Feeding Mechanism of the First Vertebrates
Posted May 18, 2011:
- Standing Up to Fight: Does It Explain Why We Walk Upright and Why Women Like Tall Men?
- China Fossil Shows Bird, Crocodile Family Trees Split Earlier Than Thought
- Errors in Protein Structure Sparked Evolution of Biological Complexity
- Young Graphite in Old Rocks Challenges the Earliest Signs of Life
- Imaging Technology Reveals Intricate Details of 49-Million-Year-Old Spider
Posted May 17, 2011:
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