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Links for a Monday morning
Some readings from around the web to start the week… Estimating the rate of mutation and the human evolutionary clock This is a big , complex and unfolding story that I have been meaning to comment on and still hope … Continue reading
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Tagged dating, links, molecular clock, politics, scientific retraction, sushi
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The contemporary landscape of prehistoric research
Following up on my post about the Dmanisi fossil materials from yesterday, I should point out that yesterday was a significant political day for the country of Georgia. Mikheil Sakashvili, the Georgian president since a largely non-violent political protest in … Continue reading
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Tagged Georgia, politics
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