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[:es]Ten years after the Higgs, physicists face the nightmare of finding nothing else[:]

[:es] Unless Europe’s Large Hadron Collider coughs up a surprise, the field of particle physics may wheeze to its end [:]

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[:es]How the wild jungle fowl became the chicken[:]

[:es]New studies propose surprisingly late date, and link to rice growing, for chicken domestication[:]

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[:es]What did the ancient Maya see in the stars? Their descendants team up with scientists to find out[:]

[:es]The historic Maya oriented their lives by the heavens. Today, their descendants and Western scholars team up to understand their sophisticated astronomy[:]

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[:es]Early dogs may have doubled in size to protect livestock[:]

[:es]Archaeological evidence suggests domestic canines bulked up between 8000 and 2000 years ago[:]

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[:es]Ancient Maya tooth sealant glued gemstones in place—and may have prevented tooth decay[:]

[:es]Organic adhesives could have warded off infections[:]

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[:es]Climate change could expand forests. But will they cool the planet?[:]

[:es]These are strange times for the Indigenous Nenets reindeer herders of northern Siberia. In their lands on the shores of the Arctic Ocean, bare tundra is thawing, bushes are sprouting, and willows that a generation ago struggled to reach knee height now grow 3 meters tall, hiding the reindeer. Surveys show the Nenets autonomous district,…

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