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Fruit-Seeking Lemurs Know All The Best Eating Places Because Of Superior Spatial Memory
Relying almost exclusively on one food source typically requires resourcefulness and strong spatial memory for the foraging animal to survive -- especially when that source is fruit, ripe only at certain times and available only at certain locations.
Polio-Like Illness Affects Kids In California
Mozilla Plans To Launch $25 Smartphone, Some Doubt Long Term Sustainability
Zadock Dinkelmann Orally Commits to LSU; Why the Tigers Want an 8th Grader Who Has Yet to Play Varsity Football
Oldest Shred of Earth's Crust Confirmed to be 4.4 Billion Years Old
Military Couple Donates $2 Million to Stetson to Endow Academic Scholarship
SIU Student Likely Died of Hypothermia, Coroner Says (UPDATE)
Enriching Drinking Water with Magnesium Prevents Hip Fractures, Study
By Staff ReporterFrequent, Smaller Meals Prevent Feline Obesity, Study
By Staff ReporterTop 10 American Colleges with Most Alcohol and Drug Arrests
By Staff ReporterRefs Likely Made Right Call At End Of Saturday's Syracuse-Duke Game
By Staff ReporterBrett Gardner Finally Gets Paid: Four Years, $50 Million
By Staff ReporterSeton Hall Vs. Creighton Preview And Live Stream Link: Record-Padding Time For The Blue Jays At Home
By Staff ReporterBefore The Apple iWatch Comes The Smart Gun; Industry Split On Safety Weapon
By Staff ReporterFinding The Next Michael Jordan Will Be About As Likely As Watching "Space Jam 2"
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