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Skull Discovery Believed to Belong to Neanderthal, How Its Inner Ear Labyrinth Further Mystifies History of Human Evolution
The discovery of a Neanderthal skull in China is likely to bring forward new evidence of interbreeding and a more-complicated version of human evolution.
Neurological Study Identifies On-Off Switch for Consciousness in the Human Brain
Pelagornis Sandersi Was the Largest Bird Capable of Flight, 'More Like a Game of Thrones Dragon' Than a Modern Albatross
Sea Level Could Rise at Accelerated Pace Due to Changing Antarctic Winds
Early Flood Warning Method Could One Day Predict Dangerous Flooding Nearly a Year in Advance, Thanks to NASA Satellites
Study Disproves Existence of 2 Earth-Like Planets, Has Scientists Hopeful For Future Exoplanet Searches
Archaeopteryx Was a Flightless Dinosaur Bird With Feathers and Wings That Were a Precursor to Modern Birds
Tibetans Survived in High Altitudes Thanks to Gene Variant Found in Extinct Human Race, but Not the Neanderthals
By Russell WesterholmRed Kangaroos Use Tail as a Fifth Limb to Propel Itself Forward During Grazing (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmNASA Successfully Launches Satellite Designed to Analyze Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
By Russell WesterholmBigfoot Evidence Proves to Belong to Ordinary Animals After DNA Testing; Why Some Scientists Still Aren't Convinced the Beast Doesn't Exist
By Russell WesterholmChilean Devil Rays Use Unique Brain-Warming System to Forage For Food Deep Below the Ocean's Depths
By Russell WesterholmNASA Cassini Spacecraft: Space Agency Plans the End for the Probe as It Celebrates 10 Years Examining Saturn
By Russell WesterholmEmperor Penguins In Decline at Alarming Rate; Scientists Say Sea-Ice Loss From Climate Change is the Cause
By Russell WesterholmCarbohydrates Determine How Trees Weather Periods Of Drought
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