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Researchers Question Authenticity of Mosasaur Fossil in Morocco Mine
The discovery of a mosasaur fossil in a phosphate mine in Morocco has raised concerns over its authenticity. Initially described in 2021 as a new species, Xenodens calminechari, the fossil included a jawbone and sharp teeth, leading researchers to claim its uniqueness. However, new findings have prompted skepticism, particularly regarding the struc...
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Dentist Discovers A Human Jawbone Stuck In His Parents' Floor Tile
A recently installed floor tile, sourced from Turkey during a home renovation, appears to contain a cross-section of an ancient human jawbone.
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Scientists Find Fossil Of Prehistoric Bear-Dog That Lived In France 12 Million Years Ago
Scientists said the jawbone they found had a unique lower premolar, suggesting it belonged to a genus of the predator species never seen before.
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Why "White Noise" Podcasts Are A Big Hit On Spotify
The top of the podcast charts on Spotify and Apple are still dominated by jawboning hosts, white noise shows are appearing in the mix. Relatively new to the scene, the tranquil programs have names like "Calming White Noise," "Best Noise Labs".
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New Dinosaur Identified From Fossil Discovered in Spain Over Two Decades Ago
Scientists have identified a new dinosaur genus following the analysis of a fossilised jawbone discovered over two decades ago in the Portell locality of Spain's Castellón province. The styracosternan hadrosaurid dinosaur, scientists say, was likely six to eight metres long, a herbivore, and closely related to species found in modern-day China and...
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A Mysterious Human Ancestor Gets A Face And A Body
No one has locked eyes with a Denisovan for tens of thousands of years. These mysterious humans left behind few bones, unlike their close Neanderthal relatives, on their way to extinction. All the remains confirmed to be Denisovan - part of a pinkie finger, half a jawbone, some teeth - could rest comfortably in a shoe box.
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Jaw Fossil Found On English Beach Belongs To Monstrous Marine Reptile
A jawbone fossil found on a rocky English beach belongs to one of the biggest marine animals on record, a type of seagoing reptile called an ichthyosaur that scientists estimated at up to 85 feet (26 meters) long - approaching the size of a blue whale.
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Strava Exercise Tracking Map Reveals Potentially Sensitive Information About US Troops: Reports
The Global Heat Map, published by the GPS tracking company Strava, uses satellite information to map the location and movements of subscribers to the its fitness service.
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200,000-Year-Old Human Jawbone Discovered In Israel Cave Might Be The "Oldest"
A partial jawbone bearing seven teeth unearthed in a cave in Israel represents what scientists are calling the oldest-known Homo sapiens remains outside Africa, showing that our species trekked out of that continent far earlier than previously known.
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Experts Link Chronic Migraine and Jawbone Disorder, Here's How Ayurveda May Help Tackle the Pain
Ayurveda suggests loading up on a pitta pacifying diet to get rid of migraine.
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Jawbone's Demise a Case of 'Death by Overfunding' in Silicon Valley
Jawbone began liquidating proceedings in June after its fitness-tracker product failed to take off.
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Fossils From Europe Cast Doubt On Human Lineage Originating In Africa
The creature known only from a lower jawbone and an isolated tooth, may be the oldest-known member of the human lineage that began after an evolutionary split from the line that led to chimpanzees.
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US Trade Judge Clears Fitbit of Stealing Jawbone's Trade Secrets
The ruling means Jawbone comes away with nothing from a complaint it filed with the trade agency in July 2015.
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Amazon India's International Deals Day: Offers on Pebble Smartwatches, Bose Headphones, and More
Under Amazon's International Deals Day, consumers can get offers on Pebble, Fitbit, and Jawbone wearables.
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Windows Laptop, Activity Trackers, Printers, and More Tech Deals
This week's tech deals include everything from home office products to discounts on activity trackers and laptops.
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Researchers Question Authenticity of Mosasaur Fossil in Morocco Mine
The discovery of a mosasaur fossil in a phosphate mine in Morocco has raised concerns over its authenticity. Initially described in 2021 as a new species, Xenodens calminechari, the fossil included a jawbone and sharp teeth, leading researchers to claim its uniqueness. However, new findings have prompted skepticism, particularly regarding the struc...
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Dentist Discovers A Human Jawbone Stuck In His Parents' Floor Tile
A recently installed floor tile, sourced from Turkey during a home renovation, appears to contain a cross-section of an ancient human jawbone.
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Scientists Find Fossil Of Prehistoric Bear-Dog That Lived In France 12 Million Years Ago
Scientists said the jawbone they found had a unique lower premolar, suggesting it belonged to a genus of the predator species never seen before.
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Why "White Noise" Podcasts Are A Big Hit On Spotify
The top of the podcast charts on Spotify and Apple are still dominated by jawboning hosts, white noise shows are appearing in the mix. Relatively new to the scene, the tranquil programs have names like "Calming White Noise," "Best Noise Labs".
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New Dinosaur Identified From Fossil Discovered in Spain Over Two Decades Ago
Scientists have identified a new dinosaur genus following the analysis of a fossilised jawbone discovered over two decades ago in the Portell locality of Spain's Castellón province. The styracosternan hadrosaurid dinosaur, scientists say, was likely six to eight metres long, a herbivore, and closely related to species found in modern-day China and...
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A Mysterious Human Ancestor Gets A Face And A Body
No one has locked eyes with a Denisovan for tens of thousands of years. These mysterious humans left behind few bones, unlike their close Neanderthal relatives, on their way to extinction. All the remains confirmed to be Denisovan - part of a pinkie finger, half a jawbone, some teeth - could rest comfortably in a shoe box.
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Jaw Fossil Found On English Beach Belongs To Monstrous Marine Reptile
A jawbone fossil found on a rocky English beach belongs to one of the biggest marine animals on record, a type of seagoing reptile called an ichthyosaur that scientists estimated at up to 85 feet (26 meters) long - approaching the size of a blue whale.
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Strava Exercise Tracking Map Reveals Potentially Sensitive Information About US Troops: Reports
The Global Heat Map, published by the GPS tracking company Strava, uses satellite information to map the location and movements of subscribers to the its fitness service.
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200,000-Year-Old Human Jawbone Discovered In Israel Cave Might Be The "Oldest"
A partial jawbone bearing seven teeth unearthed in a cave in Israel represents what scientists are calling the oldest-known Homo sapiens remains outside Africa, showing that our species trekked out of that continent far earlier than previously known.
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Experts Link Chronic Migraine and Jawbone Disorder, Here's How Ayurveda May Help Tackle the Pain
Ayurveda suggests loading up on a pitta pacifying diet to get rid of migraine.
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Jawbone's Demise a Case of 'Death by Overfunding' in Silicon Valley
Jawbone began liquidating proceedings in June after its fitness-tracker product failed to take off.
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Fossils From Europe Cast Doubt On Human Lineage Originating In Africa
The creature known only from a lower jawbone and an isolated tooth, may be the oldest-known member of the human lineage that began after an evolutionary split from the line that led to chimpanzees.
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US Trade Judge Clears Fitbit of Stealing Jawbone's Trade Secrets
The ruling means Jawbone comes away with nothing from a complaint it filed with the trade agency in July 2015.
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Amazon India's International Deals Day: Offers on Pebble Smartwatches, Bose Headphones, and More
Under Amazon's International Deals Day, consumers can get offers on Pebble, Fitbit, and Jawbone wearables.
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Windows Laptop, Activity Trackers, Printers, and More Tech Deals
This week's tech deals include everything from home office products to discounts on activity trackers and laptops.
