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Neanderthals May Have Been Able to Speak: New Bone Discovery Suggests Complex Language Capabilities
Neanderthals may have a new characteristic in common with modern humans: the ability to speak. Neanderthals may have a new characteristic in common with modern humans: the ability to speak.
Scientists Are 'Poor Stewards' Of Their Research Data
Tippi Degre's Special Childhood Connection With The Animals And People Of Africa Available In A Book
Amborella Plant Gene Provides Insight Into The Evolution Of Flowering Plants
Japan's New Island Niijima Not The Best Place For Shipwrecked Survivors, But Could Be Down The Road
Canadian Scientists Use Alcohol and Computer Coding For Communication In Dicey Locations
'Superluminous Supernovae' Discovered 10 Billion Light Years Away, Among Brightest Ever
ESA Launched Gaia Satellite to Produce Most Sophisticated Milky Way Galaxy Map to Date (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmStress Gene Increase Chance Of Heart Attack And Early Death
By Jaleesa BaulkmanA Five Organ Transplant Isn't As Rare As You Would Think, Though An Official One Is
By Staff ReporterWolverines Pending Status As Endangered Species In Continental U.S. Delayed A Third Time
By Staff ReporterMilky Way Galaxy Has Four Arms, Reaffirming Old Data and Contradicting Recent Research
By Russell WesterholmIf Banana Fungus Spreads To Latin America, We Could Have A New Strain Of The Fruit In Our Supermarkets
By Staff ReporterNASA Orders Urgent Spacewalk to Fix ISS Cooling Loop; First-Time Mission for Illini Alum
By Russell WesterholmNearly 1 Percent Of Women Claim To Have Gotten Pregnant Without Sexual Intercourse
By Jaleesa Baulkman
