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On Nature News - May 28, 2009

Taking a fossil primate on the road
Ida's promoter defends science and showmanship.

Hot times ahead for the Wild West
American west threatened by more heatwaves than past models have predicted.

The nail in the coffin for group selection?
Benefits to an individual and its family may be enough to account for altruistic behaviour.

Posted by Katharine Sanderson on May 28, 2009
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