Bones News
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Anzick-1, the 12,600-year-old remains of an infant found in central Montana, whose DNA was sequenced earlier this year, has been buried in a special ceremony.
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McGill researchers have shown that melatonin supplements may make bones stronger in old rats. This has led to discussion in relation to people, and whether such supplements are effective.
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Two new studies demonstrate the extent of Neanderthal DNA that persists in modern human genomes. The genetic relationship is far greater than previously thought.
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Barcelona -
Archaeologists from the University of Barcelona in Spain made an exciting and fascinating discovery recently. They found the bones of four people, dating back some 6,400 years and the funerary rites were unlike anything they had seen before.
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Bethesda -
The family dog may be more than a fun and faithful companion; in fact, researchers believe dogs may help lead us to a better understanding of our heads.
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Luxor -
Italian archaeologists have apparently discovered tombs in the ancient city of Luxor which are believed to be at least 3,000 years old. The interesting find includes human remains and well-preserved canopic jars.
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A woman underwent cosmetic surgery, in a process that uses stem cells to rejuvenate skin. Afterwards the woman grew bone fragments in the flesh around one of her eyes. This caused her considerable pain.
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A Swedish woman who was arrested back in September after police found skeletons in her apartment has been charged on Tuesday for using the bones as sex toys.
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The bones of the infamous outlaw Ned Kelly will be returned to his descendants for burial. This comes after more than 130 years have passed since he was tried and hanged for murder.
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Corvallis -
Listen up all you teetotalers, a new study suggests moderate drinking may be good for the bones of post-menopausal women.
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San Diego -
A lawsuit is taking place between representatives of the Kumeyaay Indians and the University of California over some 9,000 year-old bones. The lawsuit is set to be held during May 2012.
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Toronto -
Walk like a champion. Talk like a champion.
Jon “Bones” Jones stepped out onto the stage for his weigh-in on Friday and looked completely relaxed and unfazed as fans gave him a mixed reception of boos and cheers.
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Heavy rains have caused major erosion to the grounds of an Iowa cemetery. The bones of once buried corpses are now becoming exposed to the world above.
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Edmonton -
Members of a City of Edmonton, Alberta, drainage crew first thought they had found some interesting rocks, but it is now believed they uncovered dinosaur bones and a tooth.
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A small yet truly global operation was foiled when a Swiss man was busted who tried to transport skulls and bones stemming from Greek Orthodox burials to a Russian Orthodox priest in Germany who wanted to start a church in India.
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Spanish researchers have discovered that woman who drink a moderate amount of beer may be helping to strengthen their bones.
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The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that more bones have been found over the weekend where a child's skull was located. It is speculated that the remains are of missing 3-year-old Caylee Anthony.
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Like something out of a horror movie, a team of Harvard biologists has discovered a frog that breaks its own bones to produce claws. So what is this biological trait for, and how does it work?
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If you're wondering who came first, the chicken or Trex, the answer is Trex.
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A Woman missing for four years, is found in her own home.
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Have you ever wondered what your bones look like while you kiss with your significant one? Check this out!
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John Doe who died more than half a century ago, still not resting in peace.
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A foot fished from a landfill was not the human variety. Cleaned and X-rayed, the appendage was determined to be apelike, authorities said Monday.
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Archaeologists got a bit of romantic surprise when they uncovered these skeletons in their final embrace. The petrified pair are estimated to be over 5,000 years old and certainly the first of their kind.
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A human skull was found in Georgia and on Saturday more bones were found about 100 yards from where the skull was found.
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9 more bones have been found on Wednesday, Jan 3rd as the ongoing search for the remains of 9/11 victims continues.
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Starvation and cannibalism were part of everyday life for a population of Neanderthals living in northern Spain 43,000 years ago, a study suggests.
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Well this Sux big time... I guess nothing of ours is sacred anymore...
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"This study explains the enormous stability and deformability of bones. The hierarchical structure of bones makes them able to sustain large strains without breaking, despite being made of essentially rigid units at the molecular level."
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A person eating meat
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Some of the bones one can view at the University of Guelph.
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Katelan Foisy's private altar to William S. Burroughs, designed entirely with found items.
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