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For many years, Darwinian science illustrators depicted early humans as apelike and primitive. However, as paleo-anthropologists discover more information, their evidence points toward more advanced prehistoric human populations.
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Richard Dawkins is without doubt one of the most outstanding scientific minds of our or of any generation, but when he ventures out of his field, he does not shine quite so brightly.
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2011 was a year or protest, from Egypt and the Arab Spring, to Spain, Greece, Italy, Portugal, the U.S.A. and many more countries, the people got out there in the streets to try and take back their basic rights.
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A three-day symposium, "Celebrating a Life of Science: In Memory of Lynn Margulis," was held this weekend, March 23-25th, at the University of Massachusetts, where Margulis taught evolutionary science for decades.
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A team from the University of Cambridge and Kyoto University in Japan have unveiled why they believe man evolved to walk upright.
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Anonymous has released a new video, telling the world exactly what they are capable of. Not simply hackers, Anonymous is a worldwide collective protest.
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San Francisco -
A new shark species has been discovered in the waters of the Galapagos Islands. The shark is quite small and is probably related to the dogfish family.
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Adelaide -
Thirty-thousand-year-old late Pleistocene bison bones discovered in permafrost at a Canadian goldmine have provided scientists the opportunity to establish means for determining how animals adapt to rapid environment change.
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An experiment to try and better understand the initial evolutionary process in single-celled microbes clumping together to create multicellular entities has taken place in a laboratory at the University of Minnesota.
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Biologists have found that shape matters more than size in the evolution of genitals. Scientists say that genital evolution was very important in the emergence of new species, but it acted first on shape and fit and only much later on size.
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From identifying the parts of the brain that are activated during mystical experiences to determining how and why humans evolved such a capacity in the first place, the budding field of neurotheology is trying to pin down the neurological bases of religion and spirituality. Progress had been slow because scientists working in the area, also known as biotheology or spiritual neuroscience, needed to develop new tools and interdisciplinary relationships to conduct their work.
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