I don’t get it. According to USA Today the idea seems to catching on.
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I don’t get it. According to USA Today the idea seems to catching on.
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Today is my birthday, also it is Joshua’s as well (go wish him a Happy Birthday). Some interesting things have happened on July 26th. Glad this didn’t happen:
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Back in March I wrote this post looking at which species are better models for the evolution of human behavior and cognition. A new paper on the subject has come out in the journal Behavioral and Brain Functions.
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I must say, the man never fails to amaze me. Carter has an opinion piece here that is a must read.
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This is excellent:
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This is from the Houston Chronicle. Apparently the social studies standards are in line to be converted into some serious stupid:
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Volume 71 of the Four Stone Hearth can be found at Neuroanthropology. Check it Out!
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PhysOrg.Com mentions some interesting research being published in Behavioural Processes. Not Only Dogs, but Deer, Monkeys and Birds Bark to Deal with Conflict:
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PhysOrg.Com mentions new research on the question of long term occupation vs many seasonal occupations. The study uses dental microwear analysis of ungulates to address the question.
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Science Daily mentions an interesting paper on Core Nuclear Pore Elements Likely Shared By All Eukaryotes:
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