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Science Writer and Editor. On 21 Feb 2018. The tamed ape: were humans the first animal to be domesticated? Over the past 30,000 years or so, humans have domesticated all manner of species for food, hunting, transport, materials, to control pests and to keep as pets. But some say that before we domesticated any of them, we first had to domesticate ourselves. Image: Jerzy Kijewski. On 20 Feb 2018. Ancient ‘dark-skinned’ Briton Cheddar Man find may not be true. On 16 Feb 2018. On 8 Feb 2018. Even in the Sto...

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Science Writer and Editor. On 21 Feb 2018. The tamed ape: were humans the first animal to be domesticated? Over the past 30,000 years or so, humans have domesticated all manner of species for food, hunting, transport, materials, to control pests and to keep as pets. But some say that before we domesticated any of them, we first had to domesticate ourselves. Image: Jerzy Kijewski. On 20 Feb 2018. Ancient ‘dark-skinned’ Briton Cheddar Man find may not be true. On 16 Feb 2018. On 8 Feb 2018. Even in the Sto...

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How to Save the Chocolate Tree Without Sacrificing Flavour | Colin Barras

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How to Save the Chocolate Tree Without Sacrificing Flavour. How to Save the Chocolate Tree Without Sacrificing Flavour. Posted on 12 Feb 2015 in Featured. The countdown to the chocolate apocalypse. Has begun or has it? For starters, China and India. At the International Cocoa Quarantine Centre in the U.K. Throw in climate change, and things get even more chaotic. Analyses by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Colombia suggest that some regions of West Africa the sourc...In respon...

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Stone Age worm egg hints at origins of modern scourge | Colin Barras

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Stone Age worm egg hints at origins of modern scourge. Stone Age worm egg hints at origins of modern scourge. Posted on 20 Jun 2014 in Archaeology. The law of unintended consequences may have a longer history than we thought. At a Neolithic settlement in the region where early farmers pioneered crop irrigation systems, a team has found the oldest example of a water-borne disease that today affects 210 million people worldwide. A new find from Tell Zeidan. Hints of how early humans ditched tree-sleeping.

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The secret of the world’s largest seed revealed | Colin Barras

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The secret of the world’s largest seed revealed. The secret of the world’s largest seed revealed. Posted on 6 Feb 2015 in Evolution. The legends may be just that, but the palm still has unique appeal. “The coco de mer is the only charismatic plant that can rival the giant panda or the tiger,” says Stephen Blackmore. At the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, UK. Now the science behind the charismatic palm’s seeds is proving to be just as fascinating. To find out, Christopher Kaiser-Bunbury.

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3000-year-old trousers were cut like Justin Bieber’s | Colin Barras

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3000-year-old trousers were cut like Justin Bieber’s. 3000-year-old trousers were cut like Justin Bieber’s. Posted on 2 Jun 2014 in Archaeology. Mayke Wagner/German Archaeological Institute. Hipsters wanting the ultimate retro look, take note: two pairs of trousers from China may be the earliest yet found. Their straight legs and wide crotches suggest that the invention of trousers was linked to the rise of horse riding. Before that time, local people wore skirts and cloaks but then horse riding.

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Ice age fashion showdown: Neanderthal capes versus human hoodies. Posted on 8 Aug 2016 in Archaeology. Early modern humans dressed for ice age success Neanderthals, not so much. An analysis of animal remains at prehistoric hominin sites across Europe suggests modern humans clad themselves in snug, fur-trimmed clothing, while Neanderthals probably opted for simple capes. Image: Nationalmuseet. Some of the earliest plants took root by growing up, not down. Posted on 8 Aug 2016 in Earth Science. Where there...

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Andrew Carnegie Fellowship program names 31 scholars to receive $200,000 award. I am honored to be selected as one of the Andrew Carnegie fellowship awardees who receive $200,000 to enable their research. The Andrew Carnegie fellowship program by the Carnegie Corporation of New York recognized 31 scholars in 2015 who's work would contribute to understanding the current and future challenges to U.S. democracy and international order. Coverage in NY Times. From the Carnegie Corporation of NY. The Turkana p...

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160; Strolling with a skeptical biochemist. Thursday, August 18, 2016. Do you believe what's written in the introduction to this paper? I came across this paper while doing research on alternative splicing. The introduction annoyed me. It illustrates what to my mind are some serious problems with modern scholarship. Scotti, M.M. and Swanson, M.S. (2016). RNA mis-splicing in disease. Nature Reviews Genetics 17:19–3 [ doi: 10.1038/nrg.2015.3. It is not true that 90% of hum...

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Colin Barras | Science Writer and Editor

Science Writer and Editor. On 21 Feb 2018. The tamed ape: were humans the first animal to be domesticated? Over the past 30,000 years or so, humans have domesticated all manner of species for food, hunting, transport, materials, to control pests and to keep as pets. But some say that before we domesticated any of them, we first had to domesticate ourselves. Image: Jerzy Kijewski. On 20 Feb 2018. Ancient ‘dark-skinned’ Briton Cheddar Man find may not be true. On 16 Feb 2018. On 8 Feb 2018. Even in the Sto...

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