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SCIENCE

Connecting the dots
Findings link chain of human evolution, researchers say
For eons, the Awash River in eastern Africa's Great Rift Valley has drawn so many humans and other animals that the valley is considered a picture window on evolution.

» Roots of human fossil tree deepen


Nature will reunite China and island of Taiwan, geologists say
Politically, Taiwan's relationship to Beijing could be characterized as a rift born of defiance on one side and menace on the other. But geologically, the small island of Taiwan appears to be on a collision course with mainland China.

ASTRONOMY

Steady setup, long exposures key to clear astrophotography
The spectacular images of the deep reaches of the universe are everywhere these days, from posters to postage stamps.

ARCHAEOLOGY

Cloud of scholarly dust rises over ancient footprints claim
Are the footprints of surprisingly ancient Americans preserved in 40,000-year-old volcanic ash in southern Mexico? In December, an article in the journal Science cast a cloud of doubt over that claim.

PEDIATRIC RESEARCH

Mother's voice more effective on children than smoke alarm
Home fires kill several thousand people a year in the United States. Only half of these fires occur during the night, and the chance of death is related more to whether the victim is asleep than whether the fire occurs during the day or night.

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