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Ancient DNA Reveals What Actually Happened to Ordinary People After the Western Roman Empire Fell
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (1287+ words) Ancient DNA suggests Rome’s fall reshaped Europe through gradual migration and intermarriage, not a sudden barbarian takeover....
The First Denisovan Arm Bone Offers a New Clue to What These Ancient and Mysterious Humans Looked Like
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (750+ words) Home → Science → Anthropology New fossils, tools and butchered bones put an elusive human lineage into everyday life. The fossil is only about 4.5 centimeters long, a broken piece of the radius near the elbow. But for scientists trying to reconstruct the…...
Scientists Keep Finding the Same Mysterious Beat Across the Animal Kingdom, From Fireflies to Sea Lions
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (724+ words) From fireflies to mammals, evolution may have tuned communication to the rhythm of neurons. Fireflies flash, crickets chirp, and sea lions bark. Three examples with signals so radically different that they seem to have little in common. Yet strip away…...
Scientists Discover Bacteria That Can Make Testosterone Near the Prostate, With Potential Implications for Cancer
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (449+ words) A newly discovered bacterial pathway turns a common steroid precursor into testosterone. Testosterone is normally made mostly by the testes, with smaller amounts of androgen precursors coming from the adrenal glands and being converted into active hormones by the body’s…...
15,000-Year-Old Cave Art in Ireland Could Push Back Human Arrival on the Island by Thousands of Years
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (357+ words) Ancient Irish cave art may reveal a lost Ice Age route from Wales....
Scientists Rebuilt the Face of 1,000-Year-Old 'Conquest Man' from England Who Lived Through the Norman Conquest
1+ week, 2+ day ago (251+ words) His bones survived 1066. Whether he came with William the Conqueror remains a mystery....
Snake Embryos Almost Always Twist the Same Way Inside the Egg, and Scientists Think They Know Why
1+ week, 3+ day ago (670+ words) Inside the egg, a growing snake appears to obey a surprisingly simple rule. Can a snake be left-handed or right-handed? We’re not talking in the same way you or I would favor a hand, of course. But before a snake…...
Scientists Made Tobacco and Lettuce Produce a Meat Protein That Could Make Fake Meat Taste More Real
1+ week, 4+ day ago (371+ words) This genetically engineered lettuce produces the protein that helps give meat its flavor and color. One common method for producing fake meat is microbial engineering, where genes coding for animal proteins are inserted into the genome of bacteria or yeast…...
2,000 Pairs of Underwear Were Turned Into a Giant Soil Experiment and the Results Were Surprisingly Revealing
1+ week, 5+ day ago (123+ words) After two months underground, cotton briefs revealed how land use shapes the life beneath us....
Hermit crabs and cockroaches are acting as gardeners for a parasitic plant
1+ week, 5+ day ago (294+ words) The fungus depends on a cast of unlikely helpers. In the humid, coastal forests of Japan’s Ishigaki Island, near Okinawa, a parasitic plant relies on some unusual allies to spread its seeds: land hermit crabs and cockroaches, according to a…...