Academics
Evolution of Dogs Linked to Climate Change
A recent study has revealed that the 40 million years old fossils of North American dog suggests that the evolution of predators may be directly affected by a change in climate.
Ancient Human Hand Bone is the Oldest Known Sample to Resemble Moden Human's Hand
Ancient Salamander Preserved in Amber a First in More Ways Than One
World's 'First Flower': Scientists Detail Fossilized Remains of Ancient Flowering Plant
'Space Elevator' Patent Granted to Thoth Technologies for 12-Mile Tower for Spaceflight
Princeton Review: Hofstra University Has The Best College Radio Station In The Nation
Tian Shan Mountains in Asia Rapidly Losing its Glaciers By Ice Melt
Cassini to Make Final Flyby of Dione, Will Check for Signs of Geological Activity
By Russell WesterholmThe University of Saint Joseph Adopts Test-Optional Admissions Policy
By Staff Reporter'Drinkable Book' With Water-Filtering Pages Shows Promise in Field Testing
By Russell WesterholmDinosaur Prints on German Beach Could Show Parent, Child Walking Together
By Russell WesterholmLeTourneau University To Launch Early High School Program For Aviation
By Staff ReporterMars Reconnaissance Orbiter Marks 10 Years Since Leaving Earth
By Russell WesterholmEdgar Mitchell Claims Aliens Intervened in Cold War to Keep the Peace on Earth
By Russell WesterholmUtah State University To Launch First-Of-Its-Kind Outdoor Product Design Program
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