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Long-distance genetic relatedness in megalithic central Europe

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By Ruolan Xue, Ruth Oliver, Kirk R. Amundson, Daniel Kolbe, Florian Klimscha, Katharina Fuchs , Christian Meyer, Kerstin Schierhold, Robert Hoffmann, Andre Franke, John Meadows, Johannes Müller, Ben Krause-Kyora, Daniel Anton Myburgh, Irina Görner, Michael Rind, Christoph Rinne
| Science Magazine
Editor’s summary Abstract Supplementary Materials References and Notes Information & Authors Metrics & Citations Check Access References Figures Tables Media Share Editor’s summary One of the longstanding questions in human history is the degree to which culture has spread through the migration of people versus the spreading of ideas. da Silva et al. analyzed ancient DNA from 203 individuals from six European sites who fell into two culture groups: the Western Funnel Beaker and the Wartberg.
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You searched for winter tips

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By Brentnie Daggett, Becky Bower, Robert Hoffmann
| Rentec Direct
With fall’s cold weather in full swing and winter just around the corner, now is a time when...
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Soft plastics recycling looks set to return. But there is a better idea

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By Louise Grimmer, Robert Hoffmann, Swee-Hoon Chuah
| The New Daily
Imagine the weight of three Sydney Harbour Bridges. Between 2022 and 2023, product manufacturers were responsible for 540,000 tonnes (or three Sydney Harbour Bridges) of soft-plastic packaging in Australia. Even worse, only 6 per cent was recovered for recycling. Following the spectacular collapse of REDcycle’s recycling program a few years ago, Australians discovered that instead of being recycled as promised, huge stockpiles of soft plastics had been secretly stockpiled in warehouses.
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