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www.newscientist.com
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| | | | | DNA analysis suggests that our species may have interbred with Denisovans at least three times, including in Papua New Guinea only 15,000 years ago | |
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beetlesinthebush.com
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| | | | | Even though I am a scientist working in an organization with hundreds of other scientists, I can lay claim to one true uniquity-I am the only one I know of that has a skull on their desk! Six, actually. They're not real (sadly), but their impact on most first-time visitors to my office is no... | |
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gizmodo.com
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| | | | | A comprehensive re-analysis of a skull fragment found in a Greek cave back in the late 1970s suggests early modern humans were present in Eurasia some 210,000 years ago. Its the earliest indication of our species on the continent, but the lack of supporting archaeological evidence raises some questions. | |
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wattsupwiththat.com
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| | | Figure 1 Ocean Heat Content data represents the heat stored of the oceans to specified depths. As such, it is an important global warming metric. The Introduction to Levitus et al (2005) begins: Based on the physical properties and mass of the world ocean as compared to other components of Earth's climate system, Rossby [1959]... | ||
