Monthly Archives: November 2020

Book Review: ‘Kindard’ by Rebecca Verag Sykes

Yet Sykes’s convincing arguments about the suitability and diversity of ancient Neanderthals again lead us to the inevitable Sepines question. Scholars have always noted the dubious coincidence that Neanderthals came out exactly when the sapins appeared on the scene. But as long as scholars saw the Neanderthals as simple brutes …

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A long-standing mystery of glacial lake flooding has been solved

The long-running mystery of glacier lakes includes floods or “jockeys” that come out of glaciers or ice caps suddenly and unexpectedly. Scientists have long studied the evolution of these floods, some of the largest on Earth. These floods affect the movement of some glaciers and are a major crisis in …

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