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New ‘molecular clock’ aids dating of human migration history
Published 05 June 2009
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High population density triggers cultural explosions
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New blow for dinosaur-killing asteroid theory
Published 29 April 2009
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Deep sea corals may be oldest living marine organism
Published 25 March 2009
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Deep-sea rocks point to early oxygen on Earth
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Wild Bees Can Be Effective Pollinators
Published 25 March 2009
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Researchers find the earliest evidence of domesticated maize
Published 24 March 2009
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New research reveals the earliest evidence for corn in the New World
Published 24 March 2009
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What scents did the ancient Egyptians use?
Published 20 March 2009
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Great lake’s sinkholes host exotic ecosystems
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