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Squashed skulls found in China belong to first known East Asians

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By Michael Price 
| Science Magazine
More than 3 decades ago, archaeologists found two crushed skulls buried in a riverbank in central China. Ever since, the shattered crania have sparked fierce debate among paleoanthropologists: not just over the fossils’ age, but also over the species of ancient human to which the skulls belonged. Now, a team of scientists has redated the skulls and found they are far older than once thought, having been buried for some 1.77 million years.
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Canada is losing track of its wild salmon — just when we need that knowledge most

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By Michael Price , Simon FRASER
| Inkl
Every year, Pacific salmon return from the ocean to the rivers and streams where they were born. These migrations nourish ecosystems, sustain Indigenous cultures and support fisheries that people across Western Canada rely on. Yet something essential has quietly eroded: Canada’s efforts to count wild salmon. Twenty years ago, Canada adopted its Wild Salmon Policy (WSP), a landmark commitment to conserve the genetic and geographic diversity of wild Pacific salmon.
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These ancient handprints may represent some of the world’s first rock art

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By Michael Price 
| Science Magazine
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