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A sneak preview of the position of humans on the tree of all life, using data from OpenTree and visualisation from OneZoom.org. This is to accompany the second edition of “The Ancestor’s Tale” by Richard Dawkins and Yan Wong, due out before Christmas.
BBC By Science Dump Carbon dating is a very useful technique that scientists use to determine the age of an object. It could be anything from bones to wood, as long as it’s organic material. Fields such as archaeology, geology and ecology use carbon dating on a regular basis, but a new study shows that …
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