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New research indicates that new technologies emerged on the island separately from Eurasian innovations.
A mathematical model that visualizes echo chambers on Twitter shows how they coevolve with polarization on controversial topics.
This month’s pictures feature coronavirus preparations, a robot that catches jellyfish, and a calm cat.
Assyrian sculptures date from the good times when the water flowed.
The researchers hope to resurrect a variety of date that was praised in antiquity but lost to time.
What does the science say about the safety of America’s chicken farming practice?
He wrote almost 200 books and thousands of articles.
Estimates of animal populations made by local residents and field scientists are similar.
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