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Dinosaurs' Dominance May Have Left Its Mark On How Humans AgeIllustration of a velociraptor (left) chasing a small brown mammal (right)Dinosaurs' Dominance May Have Left Its Mark On How Humans AgeIllustration of a velociraptor (left) chasing a small brown mammal (right)
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Mystery Bird-Like Footprints Are 60 Million Years Older Than The Earliest BirdsThe mystery bird-like Late Triassic prints on the left, versus the modern true bird footprints on the right.Mystery Bird-Like Footprints Are 60 Million Years Older Than The Earliest BirdsThe mystery bird-like Late Triassic prints on the left, versus the modern true bird footprints on the right.
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How Humans Could Evolve Into Another New SpeciesA display a human ancestor hominin skulls on display at a natural history museumHow Humans Could Evolve Into Another New SpeciesA display a human ancestor hominin skulls on display at a natural history museum
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How Humans Could Evolve Into Another New Species

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Adorable Jumping Spiders May Be Able To Recognize And Remember Each Othera jumping spider on a leafAdorable Jumping Spiders May Be Able To Recognize And Remember Each Othera jumping spider on a leaf
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Why Some Skunks Are Losing Their Stripestwo striped skunks sitting close together on grass surrounded by applesWhy Some Skunks Are Losing Their Stripestwo striped skunks sitting close together on grass surrounded by apples
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Two Parents May Not Be Enough, Study Into Hunter-Gatherer Communities SuggestsA photo of a Mbenjele camp showing a series of huts made of leaves among trees. In the center of the photo is a cooking pot with smoke coming out of it and two adults sit with six children of various ages. Two Parents May Not Be Enough, Study Into Hunter-Gatherer Communities SuggestsA photo of a Mbenjele camp showing a series of huts made of leaves among trees. In the center of the photo is a cooking pot with smoke coming out of it and two adults sit with six children of various ages.
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Ancient Crocodile Relatives Reveal Surprisingly Diverse And Complex Evolutionary PastLarge crocodile with its mouth open.Ancient Crocodile Relatives Reveal Surprisingly Diverse And Complex Evolutionary PastLarge crocodile with its mouth open.
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30-Million-Year-Old Whale Ancestor Sheds Light On Early Evolution Of EcholocationIllustration of an ancient dolphin and whale ancestor, Xenorophus, hunting sea turtles.30-Million-Year-Old Whale Ancestor Sheds Light On Early Evolution Of EcholocationIllustration of an ancient dolphin and whale ancestor, Xenorophus, hunting sea turtles.
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Well-Endowed Bat Becomes First Mammal Known To Reproduce Without Penetrationa serotine batWell-Endowed Bat Becomes First Mammal Known To Reproduce Without Penetrationa serotine bat
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New Dinosaur Species Snoozing For 71 Million Years Suggests They Slept Like Birdsa near-complete Alvarezsaurid fossil showing they slept curled up like modern birdsNew Dinosaur Species Snoozing For 71 Million Years Suggests They Slept Like Birdsa near-complete Alvarezsaurid fossil showing they slept curled up like modern birds
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Chimpanzees Seen Using Human Warfare Tactics For The First TimeTwo male chimps fighting at Ngamba Island Chimpanzee sanctuary in UgandaChimpanzees Seen Using Human Warfare Tactics For The First TimeTwo male chimps fighting at Ngamba Island Chimpanzee sanctuary in Uganda
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Crabs Have Been Escaping From Oceans To Land And Back Again For Millions Of YearsSmall, multicolored crab standing on a sandy surface, with a few rocks scattered around.Crabs Have Been Escaping From Oceans To Land And Back Again For Millions Of YearsSmall, multicolored crab standing on a sandy surface, with a few rocks scattered around.
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