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    New research suggests right-handedness prevailed 500,000 years ago
    http://science-query.com/339804/new-research-suggests-right-handedness-prevailed...  
    Right-handedness is a distinctively human characteristic, with right-handers outnumbering lefties nine-to-one. But how far back does right-handedness reach in the human story? Source University of Kansas - Discipline Anthropology... ...www.labspac...

    Language May Have Helped Early Humans Spread Out of Africa
    http://science-query.com/339062/language-may-have-helped-early-humans-spread-out...  
    Study finds parallels between genetic diversity and verbal diversity Source Science - Discipline Anthropology... ...www.labspaces.net ... Read On

    SCIENCE News, Studies, Research, Technology , Apr 17, 2011
    http://science-query.com/338903/science-news-studies-research-technology-apr-17-...  
    Reform of KAIST ???? In Asia, the Japanese university ranked first, Seoul National University 10th, and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, or KAIST, 11th. The overall scores, which reflect partial participation in studies b...

    Carbon dating identifies South America’s oldest textiles
    http://science-query.com/334883/carbon-dating-identifies-south-americas-oldest-t...  
    Textiles and rope fragments found in a Peruvian cave have been dated to around 12,000 years ago, making them the oldest textiles ever found in South America, according to a report in the April issue of Current Anthropology. Source University of Chi...

    The Unusual Ability Of Nonrelatives To Cooperate
    http://science-query.com/334834/the-unusual-ability-of-nonrelatives-to-cooperate...  
    Every time some human attribute is said to be unique, whether tool-making or language or warfare, biologists soon find some plausible precursor in animals that makes the ability less distinctive. Still, humans are enormously different from other creatures, however hard the difference may be to outline. A cascade of events, some the work of natural [...]