- Sex Life And Handed Behavior Of The Pond Snail
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A third-year undergraduate student, Hayley Frend, at The University of Nottingham has had her research into the sex life of the pond snail published in the peer-reviewed journal Royal Society Journal Biology Letters. With a grant of £1,500 from th ...
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- Hyperdisease Conditions And Extinction
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... accidental to active introduction like the building of Pleistocene Park in Russia or the repopulation of species for conservation ...
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- David Sloan Wilson Vs. Larry Arnhart: Does Evolutionary Theory Favor Government Regulation?
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... in modern settings is the result of natural selection in Pleistocene (or any other) times. This is the perennial problem with ...
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- Anthropology Fight - Micronesian 'Dwarfs' Were Not Hobbits, Says Study
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... Berger, an expert on much earlier humans dating to the Pleistocene, failed to review existing documentation, much of it published by ...
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- Homo Liujiang Cranium Gets 3-D Brain Image Treatment
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... cranium is the most complete and well-preserved late Pleistocene human fossils ever unearthed in South China. Because the ...
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- Researchers Determine Oimyakon Baby Mammoth Cause Of Death
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... as well as multiple data on paleo-ecology of the late pleistocene. (Paleontology) ...
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- The Big Bang And The Birth Of Culture
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... Lawrence S . Barham, Systematic Pigment Use in the Middle Pleistocene of South- Central Africa. Current Anthropology, Volume 43, Number ...
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- Lake Malawi Shows Ancient African Megadroughts' Impact On Evolution
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... Africa was an arid scrubland during the early Late Pleistocene provides new insights into humans' migration out of Africa and the ... their colleagues, "Ecological consequences of early Late Pleistocene megadroughts in tropical Africa," is scheduled for early online ...
Article - News Staff - Oct 8 2007 - 11:40pm - 1 attachment
- The Less-Than-Obvious Value Of Evolutionary Explanations
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... problems, like, we don’t know a lot about life in the pleistocene period through which humans evolved; their claims sound a bit like ...
Article - Seth Roberts - Sep 15 2007 - 7:46am - 0 attachments
- Breakthrough In Geological Dating On The Horizon
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... technologies, such as timing of the great ice ages of the Pleistocene between about 2 million and 11,000 years ago. The hope is that the ...
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