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Hey Michelle @drmichellelarue.bsky.social
Nice to see you here.
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It would also be nice to have a provincial election where the Libs and NDP didn't split the vote and allow the Cons to win with only a pittance of the vote.
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It will be a great relief to hear from people with only 2 names.
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Newfoundland dogs generally have really sweet dispositions.
It's the actual bears you have to watch out for.
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It's a rugged land for a rugged people...
and their tiny dogs.
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The Unpopular Conservatism People's Front would object.
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Cervidae antlers exploited to manufacture prehistoric tools and hunting implements as a reliable source of ancient DNA πΊπ§ͺ
www.cell.com/heliyon/full...
Objects from diverse internal and external skeletal tissues (e.g., bone, antler, ivory, teeth) are one of the most common archaeological remains.
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Yes, looks that way. It appears to be happening early on.
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The earliest appearance of special stone tools, used 400,000 years ago to process fallow deer. I'm not so sure about the cosmos stuff.
The Stone, the Deer, and the Mountain:
Lower Paleolithic Scrapers and Early Human Perceptions of the Cosmos πΊπ§ͺ
link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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That's very cool!
And pretty relevant to me, I look forward to reading it one day.
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Thanks, I'm glad you're interested in paleoanth.
Some of my upcoming posts will also be touching on the subject of thermoregulation in humans. I invite you to stay tuned. :-)
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Humans began to rapidly accumulate technological knowledge through social learning around 600,000 years ago.
An Arizona State U , Human Origins ASU study points to origin of cumulative culture in human evolution πΊπ§ͺ
news.asu.edu/20240617-sci...
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Umm... Eww!
No thanks, I wouldn't like that.
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π’Job Alert:
The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago seeks a laboratory manager for its new X-ray Computed Tomography (XCT) Facility. πΊπ§ͺ
fieldmuseum.hrmdirect.com/employment/j...
Collections-based natural history research in biology, anthropology, paleontology, earth, and planetary sciences
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A new archaeology gallery is being prepared to open at a popular Kent museum
Objects dating over 600 Kya will be on show, from the earliest type of humans hunting animals with stone tools in a forested landscape, at the Maidstone Museum πΊπ§ͺ
www.bbc.com/news/article...
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900,000 BC:
What Can Archaeologists Tell Us About Prehistoric Britain? πΊπ§ͺ
Digging For Britain with Dr Alice Roberts @profaliceroberts.bsky.social
& featuring comments by Dr Chris Stringer @chrisbstringer.bsky.social
www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsPV...
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Hosted by Tristan Hughes,
Dr Chronis Tzedakis and Dr Vasiliki Margari , alongside the brilliant Dr Chris Stringer chrisbstringer.bsky.social explain a newly discovered climatic catastrophe which looks to have wiped out early humans in Europe 1.1 mya! πΊπ§ͺ
open.spotify.com/episode/3UfX...
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Origins of cumulative culture in human evolutionβresearchers identify contributions to today's culture and technology
3.3 million years of stone tool complexity suggests that cumulative culture began during the Middle Pleistocene πΊπ§ͺ
www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...
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May her memory be a blessing
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What the 3.2 million-year-old Lucy fossil reveals about nudity and shame πΊπ§ͺ
theconversation.com/what-the-3-2...
Renderings dress Lucy in thick, reddish-brown fur, with face, hands, feet and breasts peeking out of denser thickets.
This hairy picture of Lucy might be wrong.
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Lucy, discovered 50 years ago in Ethiopia, stood just 3.5 feet tall β but she still towers over our understanding of human origins πΊπ§ͺ
theconversation.com/lucy-discove...
Her discovery would overturn what we thought we knew about the evolution of our own lineage.
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Ethnography and ethnohistory support the efficiency of hunting through endurance running in humans πΊπ§ͺ
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Suggests EP hunting as a method of food procurement would have probably been available and attractive to Plio/Pleistocene hominins.
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βοΈGood morning!
Morning exercise may be optimal for improving bone health
Mice that exercised soon after waking up had stronger and longer bones than those that exercised later.
Time of exercise differentially impacts bone growth in mice πΊπ§ͺ
www.nature.com/articles/s42...
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It's a gorgeous landscape out there and wonderful people.
I did study geology, and it's very old and fascinating. The Scottish Highlands and Appalachians are the same mountain range, once connected as the Pangean Mountains.
Before you leave, you'll have to drink some Screech and kiss a cod. ;-)
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Sweet.
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Wow
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Are you not entertained?
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Funny (or not), impoverishment is also seen in fascist authoritarian dictatorships... Just saying.
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And those "Tony Stark" wannabes wouldn't know a flask from a beaker.
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But if you really want to start a controversy...
Then just say, Skub is Vegemite. ;-)
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Yes. Thus, it's also predictable.
From a month ago:
bsky.app/profile/mu-p...
βWeβre not stuck on ISS,β Mark Nappi, Boeingβs vice president for its Commercial Crew Program, told reporters in a news conference on June 28.
www.npr.org/2024/07/03/n...
Update: They're indeed still stuck up there.
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CNN... Certainly Not News
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Hmmm... Makes a good case for not having a glass tabletop.
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Some employers (mostly conservative) have it in their head that the employees MUST be uncomfortable, otherwise it's not work. I have no idea where that comes from, but it seems like a rather warped sadism to me.
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Oooh, I know...
Poor Dick, he tried though, bless him.
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Well... you could make it look like you're staring at the door all day.
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Just the right person... The Tories need a bit of sweeping after that conflagration.
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Roughly 50,000 years ago...
Shanidar 1 (aka Nandy) walked the earth.
What can we say about the life and death of this Neanderthal?
The Life and Death of a Neanderthal (Shanidar 1) πΊπ§ͺ
www.youtube.com/watch?v=urln...
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Up close and personal with the latest Neanderthal skull πΊπ§ͺ
www.youtube.com/shorts/gf7P_...
After lying in the ground for 75,000 years, Shanidar Z was unearthed. She appears to have been deliberately interred in the ground along with a cluster of 9 other Neanderthals.
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Ancient Neanderthal DNA found to influence autism susceptibility πΊπ§ͺ
www.psypost.org/ancient-nean...
Study finds certain genetic traits inherited from Neanderthals may significantly contribute to the development of autism.
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Neanderthal Nonsense:
Debunking Myths About Our Ancient CousinsπΊπ§ͺ
www.thecollector.com/neanderthal-...
Debunking many βDumb Cavemanβ myths, the cognitive prowess of our ancient relatives, the Neanderthals, was much more complex than previously thought.
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What did Neanderthals do when they had a child with a disability or genetic abnormality?
They did their best to care for them.
Neanderthal With Down Syndrome Lived to Age 6 πΊπ§ͺ
flipboard.com/video/amaze-...
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"I wonder where that fish has gone. You did love it so. You looked after it like a son. And it went wherever I did go."
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Evidence of a Neanderthal child with Down syndrome.
The child who lived:
Down syndrome among Neanderthals? πΊπ§ͺ
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
This child would have needed care for at least 6 years, likely with other group members to assist in childcare.
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βοΈ Good Monday morning!
Did you miss me?
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Meatallica
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