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February 26, 2011
Lack of vitamin D also causes allergies among children
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In another example of the critical role that vitamin D plays in human development, it has been demonstrated now that children with low level...
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February 25, 2011
Archaeonews Feb 25
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The latest compilation of the sometimes quite interesting archaeological news from around the world by the people at Stone Pages is in my m...
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February 23, 2011
Craniometrics confirms that Eastern and NE European Neolithic was made by aborigins, not immigrants
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On the contrary the same skull-measuring method suggests that there was at least partial replacement in the Balcans and Central Europe, wher...
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February 19, 2011
Laotian genetics (mtDNA)
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Laos is a state of Indochina Peninsula (also mainland SE Asia) hosting a huge ethnic diversity. As many as 49 ethnic groups are acknowledge...
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February 18, 2011
Jericho's tower had astronomical relevance
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Astronomy was clearly important in the lives of the ancients, it seems. It was at least the case in early Neolithic Jericho, whose seemingly...
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February 17, 2011
Brazilians are much more homogeneous than 'racial' categories suggest
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This is a very revealing paper on Brazilian genetic makeup and the shallowness of racial classification in general: Sergio D.J. Pena et al...
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February 16, 2011
Hainan islanders' matrilineal relations
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Location of Hainan (red) The Li or Hlai are a Kradai-speaking people from Hainan , today a province of P.R. China and the only one which...
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