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ChemistryIf that’s a TV, this must be the den
In some situations, the brain identifies a location based on a checklist of objects.
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SpaceAtom & Cosmos
Long-lost Martian glaciers, ozone on Venus and more in this week’s news.
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Tools tell a more complicated tale of the origin of the human genus
The first animals that could arguably be called “human” made the evolutionary scene a little less than 2 million years ago. These aren’t folks you’d mistake for modern-day Homo sapiens, or even the GEICO caveman. But they were clearly distinct from their more apelike predecessors. They had bigger brains, for one thing, and walked fully […]
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PaleontologyAcidifying oceans helped fuel mass extinction
The great die-off 250 million years ago could trace in part to hostile water conditions, a modeling study suggests.