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earth.com > news > burn-injuries-may-be-part-of-human-evolution

Burn injuries may be part of human evolution

7+ mon, 4+ day ago   (1011+ words) Burns have been part of human life for as long as we have lived with fire. Fire cooks our food, warms our homes, and powers much of the modern world. It has done so for more than a million years....

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earth.com > news > early-humans-relied-on-plant-foods-much-more-than-expected

Early humans relied on plant foods much more than expected

9+ mon, 6+ day ago   (676+ words) A new archaeological study argues that humans have always been plant processors, not just meat hunters. From Ice Age Israel to northern Australia, early people were grinding seeds, cooking roots, and taming toxic nuts long before farms existed. The work…...

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earth.com > news > three-women-forever-changed-animal-research-how-we-view-primates-and-ourselves

Three women forever changed science and the way we understand primates and ourselves

9+ mon, 3+ week ago   (764+ words) Jane Goodall’s death in Los Angeles marks the loss of one of the most influential figures in modern animal science. Her 65-year field study at the Gombe Stream Research Center in Tanzania – now the longest continuous research project on wild…...

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earth.com > news > nematode-worm-panagrolaimus-kolymaensis-revived-frozen-permafrost-for-46000-years

Scientists 'reanimate' a worm that was frozen in Siberian permafrost for over 46,000 years

10+ mon, 3+ week ago   (755+ words) In Siberian permafrost, scientists thawed ancient soil and saw tiny nematodes move. These animals “woke up” after an extremely long freeze and resumed life functions in the lab. Their revival raises clear scientific questions and practical ones. How long were…...