The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... scientists in Florence opened the first of 49 Medici graves slated for exhuma- tion . By running tests such as CT scans and DNA analyses on the remains , the team hopes to learn how the Medici lived , and more importantly , how they ...
... scientists in Florence opened the first of 49 Medici graves slated for exhuma- tion . By running tests such as CT scans and DNA analyses on the remains , the team hopes to learn how the Medici lived , and more importantly , how they ...
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... scientists suggest that it runs into the tens of millions of dollars each year . The bone market boomed in the late 1980s , when dealers from Japan , flying high on an eco- nomic bubble , started buying up some of the biggest and best ...
... scientists suggest that it runs into the tens of millions of dollars each year . The bone market boomed in the late 1980s , when dealers from Japan , flying high on an eco- nomic bubble , started buying up some of the biggest and best ...
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... Scientists can measure wind speeds with mobile Doppler radar , but only from a safe distance . Samaras's cameras looked into a part of the tornado long hidden from scientists using Doppler : the bottom 30 feet . Winds at this level ...
... Scientists can measure wind speeds with mobile Doppler radar , but only from a safe distance . Samaras's cameras looked into a part of the tornado long hidden from scientists using Doppler : the bottom 30 feet . Winds at this level ...
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