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lunes, diciembre 29, 2014

La historia de todo el pasado del universo [y de todo su futuro]

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Kurzgesagt - In a Nutshell microsiervos Esta infografía animada es fruto de una colaboración especial de la gente de Kurzgesagt y d...
viernes, noviembre 15, 2013

How Climate Change and Plate Tectonics Shaped Human Evolution

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By Mark Maslin and The Conversation It should not be a surprise that East Africa was a hotbed of evolution, because over the last five ...
lunes, octubre 21, 2013

Newly-Discovered Fossilized Skull Could Prove Homo Erectus Sole Human Ancestor

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breitbart B y William Bigelow   AFP A new discovery of an ancient skull from an a...
miércoles, septiembre 25, 2013

First face? Prehistoric fish was a jawdropper

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By Jennifer Viegas/ The earliest known species with what we would recognize as a face was an armored, beady-eyed prehistoric fish, acc...
lunes, agosto 19, 2013

Huge foreheads, flat faces and saucer-like eyes: How the human face might look in 100,000 years

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Mail Online Just as the human face has evolved considerably since stone age times so it is expected to keep changing in the future. Tod...
viernes, junio 07, 2013

World's oldest primate fossil discovered in China

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ITN
lunes, abril 08, 2013

Synthetic Biology and Conservation Biology Meet

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phenomena Listen: Part 1 >> Part 2 >>
jueves, febrero 14, 2013

Man's oldest ancestor identified as rat-sized mammal

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itnnews
viernes, enero 11, 2013

Hobbit Humans Come to Life With New Fossils

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A reconstruction of a Hobbit face. Susan Hayes, University of Wollongong discovery By ...
viernes, diciembre 21, 2012

Darwin in Space: How Multigenerational Missions Could Shape Human Evolution

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scientificamerican Listen Here >> “New environments inside this starship, for example, new radiation environments, whatever th...

An information-processing approach to the origin of life

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kurzweilai Is life based on software and information? (Plants in the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda; credit: Wikimedia Commons) A nove...
viernes, noviembre 02, 2012

Who Didn't Have Sex with Neanderthals?

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Discovery news Charles Choi , LiveScience Contributor spiegel.de The only modern humans whose ancestors did not interbreed with Ne...
jueves, agosto 30, 2012

Why Societies Develop Like Embryos: The God Problem

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PJMedia/ By Howard Bloom An exclusive excerpt from chapter 6 of the new science/history/philosophy nonfiction book The God Problem: How A...
miércoles, mayo 16, 2012

Biological clock began ticking 2.5 billion years ago

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By Debora MacKenzie OUR core physiology relies on subtle organic timers: disrupt them, and effects range from jet lag t...
viernes, julio 22, 2011

The Evolution of Grandparents

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During the summer of 1963, when I was six years old, my family traveled from our home in Philadelphia to Los Angeles to visit my maternal ...
lunes, junio 13, 2011

Flannery on #Evolution: Competition Leads to Cooperation

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Paleontologist Tim Flannery reminds listeners that while evolution functions as a competitive mechanism, the mutually dependent relationsh...
lunes, junio 06, 2011

The Evolutionary Errors of #X-Men

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By John Rennie In X-Men: First Class , the latest film about the popular comic book superheroes, one of the mutant characters goes by t...
miércoles, febrero 23, 2011

El cactus que caminaba

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Medía unos seis centímetros de largo, tenía el cuerpo blando como un gusano, diez pares de espinas robustas y probablemente apéndices arti...
miércoles, febrero 16, 2011

Global warming may reroute evolution

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February 16, 2011 The common milkweed (Asclepias syria...