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| Mystery Solved A tiny mystery dinosaur from New Mexico is officially 's cousin May 07 2019 1:33 PM A newly identified dinosaur species called Suskityrannus hazelae fills a gap in tyrannosaur lineage. READ MORE |
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| News in Brief An ancient pouch reveals the hallucinogen stash of an Andes shaman May 06 2019 3:00 PM South American shamans in the Andes Mountains carried mind-altering ingredients 1,000 years ago, a study finds. READ MORE |
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