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On Nature News - June 05, 2009

Q&A: Zipping around on the ocean floor
Ocean scientists hunt for Canadian deep-sea corals.

Historic deal for german science
Eleventh-hour deal secures billions of euros for research.

War and migration may have shaped human behaviour
Demographic factors could be behind diverse aspects of social evolution.

Human-ape links heard in laughter
Similarities between laughter of tickled apes and humans mirrors genetic ties between species.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on June 05, 2009
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