Discovery Of Oldest Stone Tools Outside Of Africa Hints At Unidentified Human Ancestors
It was long thought that Africa was where the human species first developed, but now, a new discovery published in the journal Nature challenges that…
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Study Finds California’s Ban On Personal Vaccine Exemptions Cut Rate Of Unvaccinated Children By Half
A recent study has examined the results of California’s decision to ban personal belief exemptions for vaccinations. According to the study, the rate of unvaccinated…
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The Function Of Your Midbrain
The midbrain, also called the mesencephalon, has multiple functions. These functions are the regulation of temperature, control of vision and hearing, motor control, controlling the…
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How Many Weeks On Average Are In A School Year?
How many weeks are there in an average school year? The instruction time per school year varies from state to state and sometimes district to…
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Banana Spider: Facts And Photos
“Banana spider” is a colloquial name for spiders in the genus Nephila, also known by the common name golden silk orb-weavers. Spiders in the genus Nephila are known for…
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Cervical Cancer Could Be Eliminated From Australia Within Next Decade – A Global First
Australia could be the first country in the world to completely eradicate cervical cancer, thanks to an extensive screening and vaccination endeavor. A new study…
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Types Of Flowers: List And Names
How many different types of flowers are there in the world? This is actually a very difficult question to answer as it depends on who…
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Wildlife Guides Stumble Upon Rare White Lion in South Africa
Lions are rather majestic creatures that roam the wilds of Africa, Asia, and zoos. White lions are an even more captivating group of this already famous…
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Ancient Egypt Ink: Some Of The Oldest Tattoos In History
Tattoos may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but they have been part of many cultures for thousands of years. But how old are tattoos?…
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New Regulatory Framework Could Make It Easier To Use Dangerous Asbestos
Back in June, the then-Pruitt-led EPA passed what is known as a “Significant New Use Rule” (SNUR) regarding the use of asbestos. The new rule…
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California Likely To See More Severe Fires In The Future As It Becomes New Normal
There are currently at least 17 major wildfires raging throughout the state of California. This includes the Carr Fire, which is currently blazing in Shasta…
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