Re: New Discoveries in Human Evolution

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Chris Barry wrote:
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> > I feel the same as JSterl. You would think that both NATURE and SCIENCE
> > would be standard fare in every library in the world but not so. The
> > local county library doesn't carry them and no way I can afford a
> > subscription. Does anyone know of a free on line service that has this
> > kind of info?
> >
> > Lorenzo L. Love
> > lllove@snowcrest.net
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> An abridged version of some of the Science articles may be available at:
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> http://www.sciencemag.org/science/feature/beyond/
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> and
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> http://www.aaas.org
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> If you can't afford a subscription, this is a free alternative.
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> ChrisA less expensive printed source than "Science" or "Nature" is "Science
News'. It is weekly and sometimes has late breaking stories on human
evolution with a bit more information than newspapers or TV.
Hoff Stuart Reston, VA

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