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The Lynx: 4/5/13
Here are the great stories you might have missed this week: Polynesian DNA in bones of extinct south american tribal people…not in Chile…not in Peru…not in Ecuador…all the way in Brazil. John Timmer in Ars Technica http://arstechnica.com/science/2013/04/polynesian-dna-mysteriously-shows-up-in-a-brazilian-tribe/ -Brain games are all the … Continue reading →
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