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  • 31
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    Dog genes tell surprising tales

    Genetic study traces family treeof canines; some 'ancient' breedsturn out to be of recent origin

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    Physicists probe the fifth dimension

    Can we prove realms exist beyond our plane ... or 'brane'?

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    Proof of another dimension, by posting the article in it! Well played physicists, well played...

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    Lost cities of the Amazon revealed

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    Astronomers still wondering about the ‘Star of Wonder’

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