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  • The virtual world of Second Life offers new ways to do and learn about real science.
    Found in: Computers, Humans and Science & Society
  • Former child soldiers in Africa often adjust well to community life if they receive group rehabilitation and community acceptance, studies indicate
    Found in: Behavior
  • Evidence suggests New World settlers slowly moved down the Pacific Coast and inhabited southern Chile by 14,000 years ago.
    Found in: Humans
  • Chemical analyses of teeth, including fossilized ones, may provide clues that tell anthropologists the age at which a child was weaned.
    Found in: Humans
  • Psychiatrists measuring the degree of similarity between dreams and psychotic ruminations report some strange features common to both.
    Found in: Body & Brain and Psychology
  • An ancient human relative that lived more than 1 million years ago possessed huge jaws and teeth suited to eating hard foods but actually preferred fruits and other soft items, a new study finds.
    Found in: Humans
  • Taxing memory training produces at least short-term increases in a critical type of intelligence.
    Found in: Humans and Psychology
  • Incan healers became highly adept at skull surgery techniques that developed over thousands of years in ancient Peru.
    Found in: Anthropology and Humans
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