Science in the media
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Europako Homo sapiensik neandertalena
200 urte baino gutxiagokoa da azken arbaso neandertalarekiko belaunaldi-tartea
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Nueva evidencia de volcanes activos en Venus
Bajo la espesa capa de nube de Venus se esconde un mundo cubierto de antiguas lenguas de lava y viejos volcanes, aunque algunos podrían estar todavía activos. Así lo sugieren […]
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HIV-AIDS in retreat
A groundbreaking medical trial in South Africa.
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Astronomers claim first glimpse of primordial stars
Bright galaxy thought to hold stars from generation that seeded rest of Universe.
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Biologists Invoke the Past in Modern Bacteria
By swapping ancient genes into modern E. coli, scientists hope to tease out the rules of evolution.
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The Real Landscapes of the Great Flood Myths
In Tibet, a geologist learns how folk stories may record actual catastrophes.
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Huge study links wastewater injection wells to earthquakes
Before 2008, Oklahoma experienced roughly one noticeable earthquake per year. By 2014, that number had soared to almost one a day, and the state is not alone. Scientists have documented […]
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Early humans had to become more feminine before they could dominate the planet
Two recent papers throw some light on how the revolutionary development of smaller and more fine-boned humans influenced the growth of cooperative culture, the birth of agriculture and human dominance […]
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DNA May Help Track Ivory Poachers
DNA evidence retrieved from elephant dung, tissue and hair can help identify the origins of illegal ivory, a new study finds.
