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The Science of Sexual Orientation
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x and y chromosome People who are attracted to others of the same sex develop their orientation before they are born. This is not a choice. And scientific evidence shows their parents cannot be blamed. Research proving that there is biological evidence for ...
What Do We Know About the Science of Sexual Orientation?Slate Magazine (blog)
The science behind a more meaningful understanding of sexual orientationMail & Guardian Online
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x and y chromosome People who are attracted to others of the same sex develop their orientation before they are born. This is not a choice. And scientific evidence shows their parents cannot be blamed. Research proving that there is biological evidence for ...
What Do We Know About the Science of Sexual Orientation?
The science behind a more meaningful understanding of sexual orientation
Lion hunters warn U.S. conservation rules could backfire
Business Insider
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The thrill of hunting lion keeps luring John Jackson back to Africa for the chance to stalk the beasts in the wild and gaze through the scope of his rifle at the king of the jungle. "You can see them, smell them. When they roar the ...
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Business Insider
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - The thrill of hunting lion keeps luring John Jackson back to Africa for the chance to stalk the beasts in the wild and gaze through the scope of his rifle at the king of the jungle. "You can see them, smell them. When they roar the ...
Independent Online
The 14 facial expressions of a chimp
Independent Online
London - Chimpanzees use silent facial expressions to communicate – just like humans. Researchers say adapting facial expressions to different situations has a strong impact on the way societies interact. But, until now, understanding of other primates' ...
Chimpanzees capable of smiling, researchers findTechie News
Chimps use facial expressions to communicateBusiness Standard
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Independent Online
London - Chimpanzees use silent facial expressions to communicate – just like humans. Researchers say adapting facial expressions to different situations has a strong impact on the way societies interact. But, until now, understanding of other primates' ...
Chimpanzees capable of smiling, researchers find
Chimps use facial expressions to communicate
NDTV
Nations warn time running short to prepare Paris climate deal | Reuters
Firstpost
BONN, Germany Several nations expressed growing unease on Thursday that time is running short to resolve disputes about global warming after U.N. talks ended with little progress towards an international deal to combat climate change meant to be agreed ...
Getting the climate story rightThe Hindu
Climate change the next battleNew Zealand Herald
UN climate change talks inch forward, putting off the tough decisions on Paris ...CTV News
BBC News
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Firstpost
BONN, Germany Several nations expressed growing unease on Thursday that time is running short to resolve disputes about global warming after U.N. talks ended with little progress towards an international deal to combat climate change meant to be agreed ...
Getting the climate story right
Climate change the next battle
UN climate change talks inch forward, putting off the tough decisions on Paris ...
Stuff.co.nz
boy discovers new planet
Stuff.co.nz
Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the light of a distant star during his week-long placement at Keele University. A teenager on work experience discovered a new planet 1000 light years away. Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the ...
Teen finds new planetTimes LIVE
17-year-old discovers a huge alien planet 1000 light-years from EarthMashable
15 year old discovers a new planet 1000 light years awayNational Monitor
Christian Science Monitor
The Inquisitr
BBC News
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Stuff.co.nz
Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the light of a distant star during his week-long placement at Keele University. A teenager on work experience discovered a new planet 1000 light years away. Tom Wagg was 15 when he spotted a tiny dip in the ...
Teen finds new planet
17-year-old discovers a huge alien planet 1000 light-years from Earth
15 year old discovers a new planet 1000 light years away
Washington Post
Space station astronauts safely return to Earth
Washington Post
A three-person crew from the International Space Station landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan after a longer-than-expected orbital stint. June 11, 2015 United States astronaut Terry Virts signals thumbs up as he is helped out of the Soyuz space capsule ...
'Hard landing' as three astronauts return to EarthDAWN.com
Astronauts from space station land in KazakhstanIrish Times
Space trio make 'textbook' landing on delayed return from ISSStuff.co.nz
The Australian (blog)
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Washington Post
A three-person crew from the International Space Station landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan after a longer-than-expected orbital stint. June 11, 2015 United States astronaut Terry Virts signals thumbs up as he is helped out of the Soyuz space capsule ...
'Hard landing' as three astronauts return to Earth
Astronauts from space station land in Kazakhstan
Space trio make 'textbook' landing on delayed return from ISS
Live Science
Great White Shark High 5? Here's What Really Happened
Live Science
One of the biggest great white sharks ever recorded has sent waves across the Internet not just for her plus size, but for her seeming high five with a dive master hanging out in a shark cage. Since the toothy gal, of course, was not privy to humans' celebratory ...
Great white has got a great deal greaterTimes LIVE
See a diver high-five (high-fin?) a massive great white sharkCNET
20-Foot-Long Shark Called Deep Blue Is One Of The Biggest Great Whites Ever ...CBS Local
Huffington Post
Fox News Latino
TheBlaze.com
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Live Science
One of the biggest great white sharks ever recorded has sent waves across the Internet not just for her plus size, but for her seeming high five with a dive master hanging out in a shark cage. Since the toothy gal, of course, was not privy to humans' celebratory ...
Great white has got a great deal greater
See a diver high-five (high-fin?) a massive great white shark
20-Foot-Long Shark Called Deep Blue Is One Of The Biggest Great Whites Ever ...
Toronto Star
A chimp walks into a bar: Scientists observe apes regularly quaffing booze in ...
Toronto Star
Monkeys in the wilds of West Africa routinely quaff a crude form of booze made from the naturally fermenting sap of palm trees, a team of scientists have found. “Some of the chimpanzees … consumed significant quantities of ethanol and displayed ...
Experts: It's not a human thing, chimpanzees also enjoy alcoholThe Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
Wild chimpanzees drink alcoholic palm wine — and get tipsy — just like humansWashington Post
Have chimpanzees just invented the best new drinking game?Metro
Daily Beast
CNET
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Toronto Star
Monkeys in the wilds of West Africa routinely quaff a crude form of booze made from the naturally fermenting sap of palm trees, a team of scientists have found. “Some of the chimpanzees … consumed significant quantities of ethanol and displayed ...
Experts: It's not a human thing, chimpanzees also enjoy alcohol
Wild chimpanzees drink alcoholic palm wine — and get tipsy — just like humans
Have chimpanzees just invented the best new drinking game?
Immortal News
Modern Europe's Origins Deciphered Through DNA Sequencing
Immortal News
The making of modern Europe began roughly 5,000 years ago with the mass migration of people from what is now southern Russia and Georgia, who introduced new technology, languages and dairy farming to the continent, researchers have found.
Ian Leslie is selling his Sydney retreat, and see WA's see through kitchenNEWS.com.au
Ancient genomics reveal Bronze Age secretsSlashGear
New revelations on Bronze Age extracted from ancient DNACatholic Online
Pulse Headlines
BBC News
Latin Post
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Immortal News
The making of modern Europe began roughly 5,000 years ago with the mass migration of people from what is now southern Russia and Georgia, who introduced new technology, languages and dairy farming to the continent, researchers have found.
Ian Leslie is selling his Sydney retreat, and see WA's see through kitchen
Ancient genomics reveal Bronze Age secrets
New revelations on Bronze Age extracted from ancient DNA
Christian Science Monitor
Scientists discover the 'return trip effect' is only felt retrospectively
Christian Science Monitor
A team of scientists at Kyoto University discover that homeward bound trips feel shorter than outward bound trips, but only after the trip is complete. By Shontee Pant, Staff writer June 11, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. State highway late afternoon.
The science behind why the return-trip always feels shorter than the trip thereWashington Post (blog)
The 'Return Trip Effect' Is Real, But Only When It's A Round TripMedical Daily
Here's why trip back home feels shorter in hindsightThe Indian Express
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Christian Science Monitor
A team of scientists at Kyoto University discover that homeward bound trips feel shorter than outward bound trips, but only after the trip is complete. By Shontee Pant, Staff writer June 11, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. State highway late afternoon.
The science behind why the return-trip always feels shorter than the trip there
The 'Return Trip Effect' Is Real, But Only When It's A Round Trip
Here's why trip back home feels shorter in hindsight
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