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Collecting keepsakes may have helped autobiographical memory evolve in early humans, study suggests
The study, recently published in the journal Evolutionary Anthropology, studied collections of various objects found at ...
Georgia Tech is turning its campus into a living laboratory where students will track lizards, birds and butterflies using miniature wireless sensors. One device weighs just 0.03 grams, making it ...
Birds and animals have innate ways of calling. Even if a cuckoo is raised by an oriental reed warbler, it will still call ...
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A new twist on Schrödinger’s Cat could finally unite quantum mechanics and Einstein's relativity
New theoretical study applies random collapse dynamics to quantum cosmology, offering a ...
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Only around 1,800 pandas remain in the wild – scientists say their evolutionary history helps explain why they're vulnerable
Giant pandas survive almost entirely on bamboo, despite having digestive systems that still resemble those of meat-eating ...
Humans and many other social animals thrive in well-established community networks. Asian elephants are one example of a ...
This 34-MIllion-Year-Old Giant Rodent Relative Weighed 66 Pounds and May Have Looked Like a Capybara
Meet Yakamys sirindhornae, a new giant rodent species from Thailand that is changing the story of rodent evolution.
Learn how a 35-year-long study has upended what we know about ticks and the diseases they spread.
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There’s One Thing That Separates Us From Self-Driving Cars. Scientists Are Fighting Over What It Is.
Many theories about consciousness ask how it works, but a new study tries to pin down an equally important question: Where is ...
Scientists made mice “see” phantom shapes when they activated just a tiny cluster of neurons with holographic lasers. The ...
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