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May 26, 2011
Clovis impact theory: scam?
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That is what seems to be all that noise in the end, reports John Hawks following Miller-McCune . It is a long story but essentially there ...
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Sudanese autosomal genetics
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Location of the samples There is a new paper dealing with Sudanese genetics, which is of some interest, in my opinion: Hima M.A. B...
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May 25, 2011
Neolithic of Nerja and the "almagra" pottery mystery
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I take this occasion to introduce this excellent Spanish-language academic blog dedicated to the Iberian Neolithic: NeolĂtico de la PenĂnsul...
May 22, 2011
Complexity arose from protein "weakness"
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I find this twist on our understanding of evolution as quite interesting. It may still be true that only the fittest survive but fit means ...
Oldest mine in America
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The oldest known mine in America was, it seems, a iron oxide mine from Chile, dated to as early as 12,000 years ago. The mine in Taltal , ...
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May 20, 2011
News May 20
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A hyper quick review of some news that I may not have time (or even knowledge) to discuss in further depth: Biology and genetics Human RNA ...
Major upheaval of human Y-DNA phylogeny: we are all 'A' now
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Fascinating: reality never stops surprising us. All the basal phylogeny of human Y-DNA has been revised quite radically. Fulvio Crucia...
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