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Big-headed pterosaurs may have preferred walking to flying
Big-headed pterosaurs may have preferred walking to flying
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Big-headed pterosaurs may have preferred walking to flying

Ogasa, Nikk

Science news (Washington), 2021-09, Vol.200 (6), p.14

Washington: Society for Science & the Public

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Monkey See, Monkey Think
Monkey See, Monkey Think
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Monkey See, Monkey Think

Bower, Bruce

Science news (Washington), 2005-03, Vol.167 (11), p.163-164

Washington: Science Service

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Eye-popping boas constitute a new species
Eye-popping boas constitute a new species
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Eye-popping boas constitute a new species

de Jesús, Erin Garcia

Science news (Washington), 2021-10, Vol.200 (7), p.4

Washington: Society for Science & the Public

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Robot awakening: physical intelligence makes machines aware of the world around them
Robot awakening: physical intelligence makes machines aware of the world around them
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Robot awakening: physical intelligence makes machines aware of the world around them

Rosen, Meghan

Science news (Washington), 2016-11, Vol.190 (10), p.18

Science News/Society for Science and the Public

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New World Newcomers
New World Newcomers
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New World Newcomers

Harder, Ben

Science news (Washington), 2003-08, Vol.164 (6), p.84-85

Washington: Science Service

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Men's DNA supports recent settlement of the Americas.(New World Newcomers)(genetic differences between Central Asian, Native American men)
Men's DNA supports recent settlement of the Americas.(New World Newcomers)(genetic differences between Central Asian, Native American men)
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Men's DNA supports recent settlement of the Americas.(New World Newcomers)(genetic differences between Central Asian, Native American men)

Harder, B

Science news (Washington), 2003-08, Vol.164 (6), p.84

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Apes recognize others' false beliefs: animals anticipate person's thoughts and actions, scientists say
Apes recognize others' false beliefs: animals anticipate person's thoughts and actions, scientists say
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Apes recognize others' false beliefs: animals anticipate person's thoughts and actions, scientists say

Bower, Bruce

Science news (Washington), 2016-11, Vol.190 (10), p.8

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Carbon Quagmire: Technology to capture CO₂ from power plants approaches its long-delayed debut. But hurdles and doubts linger
Carbon Quagmire: Technology to capture CO₂ from power plants approaches its long-delayed debut. But hurdles and doubts linger
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Carbon Quagmire: Technology to capture CO₂ from power plants approaches its long-delayed debut. But hurdles and doubts linger

Mole, Beth

Science news (Washington), 2014-09, Vol.186 (5), p.22-26

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Monkey see, monkey think: Grape thefts instigate debate on primate's mind
Monkey see, monkey think: Grape thefts instigate debate on primate's mind
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Monkey see, monkey think: Grape thefts instigate debate on primate's mind

Bower, Bruce

Science news (Washington), 2005-03, Vol.167 (11), p.163-164

Washington, DC: Society for Science & the Public

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C. subspinosus, I presume? (unusual porcupine found in eastern Brazil)
C. subspinosus, I presume? (unusual porcupine found in eastern Brazil)
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C. subspinosus, I presume? (unusual porcupine found in eastern Brazil)

Science news (Washington), 1987-02, Vol.131, p.88

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