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Ancient Human Ancestor Australopithecus sediba Probably Couldn't Chew Hard Foods
An early human ancestor likely did not eat hard foods as previously suggested because it did not have the jaw necessary for such foods.
Pluto's 'Floating Hills' the Latest Example of Pluto's Geological Diversity
Europe's Forest Growing Efforts Did Not Curb Global Warming
Wildebeest-Like Ancient Animal Had Unique Duckbilled Snout like a Dinosaur
Honeybees Suffering from Virus Spread Widely by Humans
14 New Tarantula Species Identified, 1 Named for Johnny Cash
Cassini Data Helps Scientists Determine Saturn's Rings Not as Thick as they Seem
Astronomers Spot Star in Protoplanetary Disk Region That Appears Abnormally Cold
By Russell WesterholmCongress Presses NASA Over Mars Mission, Alternate Plan to Visit Asteroid
By Russell WesterholmLuxembourg Announces Asteroid Mining Venture With 2 US Companies
By Russell WesterholmNoise From Large Ships Disturbing Pacific Northwest Orca Whales
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons: NASA Shares Photo of Pluto Moon Charon's Dark Side
By Russell WesterholmScientists Create Human Brain Model that Suggests How it Gets its Wrinkles
By Russell WesterholmAncient Hunter-Gatherers Cooked Tortoise for a Dinner Appetizer
By Russell Westerholm'Lost' Lion Population Appears at 2 Neighboring Parks in Eastern Africa
By Russell Westerholm
