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"An important gene inherited from Denisovans helped modern humans survive and spread."

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Human skull on display in museum
An Important Gene Inherited From Denisovans Helped Modern Humans Survive and Spread
The Great Ziggurat of Ur
The First Civilization in Ancient Mesopotamia Thrived Thanks to Rivers and Tides
Earth's deep space transmissions
If We Send Signals to the Right Spots in Deep Space, Aliens Could Hear Our Calls
jaw bone from the skull of a child with neanderthal and homo sapiens DNA
140,000-Year-Old Skhul Cave Fossil Is Now the Oldest Neanderthal-Human Hybrid
Dried riverbed with dinosaur footprints
115-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Footprints Unearthed by Recent Floodwaters
Solar flare activity
A Solar Probe's Journey to the Sun Has Revealed the Mystery of Solar Flares
stargazer looking at the milky way
As the Rare Black Moon Rises This Weekend, Lunar Light Will Disappear in the Night Sky
Is dark matter real? Swirls of cosmic light show dark matter in between
Is Dark Matter Real? Most Experts Say Yes, but Its Still Hotly Debated
How do we know how old Earth is?
Earth Formed 4.54 Billion Years Ago – How Do Scientists Know?
cluster of colorful stars in space
Stars Can Appear Red, Blue, and Yellow, But You’ll Rarely See One That’s Green
International space station
Space Mice Babies Born From Frozen Stem Cells Give Hope for Human Fertility in the Cosmos
Silhouette of a mermaid under the sea
Early Accounts of Whales and Manatees May Have Inspired Mermaid Folklore

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