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Saturday, December 20, 2008
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Thursday, December 11, 2008
Oldest Turtle Found; May Crack Shell-Evolution Mystery
Fossils of the oldest known turtles, unearthed in southwestern China, may help answer an evolutionary enigma—how did the turtle get its shell?
The 220-million-year-old animals did not have full shells, or carapaces, on their backs, researchers found.
The 220-million-year-old animals did not have full shells, or carapaces, on their backs, researchers found.
But the newfound creatures did sport fully developed plastrons—the flat part of a turtle shell that covers and protects the belly.
The discovery supports the theory that turtle shells formed from the underside—plastron first—and grew bony extensions of ribs and bone formation above backbones that eventually joined to form the classic shell that exists today.
The discovery supports the theory that turtle shells formed from the underside—plastron first—and grew bony extensions of ribs and bone formation above backbones that eventually joined to form the classic shell that exists today.
Wounded Iceman Made Epic Final Journey, Moss Shows
The Iceman (seen above, in an illustration of his last moments) apparently dressed his own wounds with moss, a December 2008 study found.The plant discoveries help piece together his last journey, showing that the fit 46-year-old traveled at least 37 miles (60 kilometers) in a few days.
"Hell on Earth" in Zimbabwe
Author Alexandra Fuller grew up in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Zambia, where her family still lives. She now resides in Wyoming with her husband and three children. Fuller is the author of three works of non-fiction, including the memoir Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight: An African Childhood. On the 60th anniversary of the United Nations' Declaration of Universal Human Rights, she reflects on the disease devastating her former home of Zimbabwe.
If it was President Robert Mugabe's intention to organize hell on Earth, he has succeeded. It's December in Zimbabwe, and that means the rains are frequent and the sun is at its hottest. The harvest—predicted to be ridiculously inadequate—is half a year away. Electricity is sporadic. No garbage has been collected for months. There has been no running water in many cities for days. Zimbabwe is a steam-bath of infection. Cholera, that most medieval of diseases, and the ultimate indication of a state that has failed her people, is rampant. Violence spills over. I follow every new development because those are my people, in that hell.
If it was President Robert Mugabe's intention to organize hell on Earth, he has succeeded. It's December in Zimbabwe, and that means the rains are frequent and the sun is at its hottest. The harvest—predicted to be ridiculously inadequate—is half a year away. Electricity is sporadic. No garbage has been collected for months. There has been no running water in many cities for days. Zimbabwe is a steam-bath of infection. Cholera, that most medieval of diseases, and the ultimate indication of a state that has failed her people, is rampant. Violence spills over. I follow every new development because those are my people, in that hell.
Pacific World War II Wrecks Pose Risk of Toxic Leaks
Scuba divers explore the wreck of the coral-covered U.S.S. President Coolidge, a luxury cruise liner-turned-troop ship sunk by mines in 1942 as it entered the harbor of Vanuatu's Espiritu Santo Island.Some 3,700 World War II shipwrecks lie submerged in the Pacific Ocean. Encased in coral, host to abundant sea life, and popular among scuba-loving tourists, some of these vessels also contain oil, gasoline, chemicals, and unexploded ordnance. The Coolidge is not known to pose risks to divers.
breaking news New Bizarre Monkey Group Found
No, these monkeys haven't gone ape for plastic surgery.
The strange-looking Tonkin snub-nosed monkey, only found in two Vietnamese provinces, naturally has a narrow, upturned nose and full, pink lips.
Until recently, scientists believed there were just 200 of the animals, which are listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species.
Habitat loss, as well as bush meat hunting and demand for parts of the animal in traditional medicine, has pushed it to near-oblivion.
But when villagers in Vietnam's Tung Vai Commune along the Chinese border reported monkey sightings, a team of biologists from Fauna and Flora International (FFI) went looking for the animals in April 2008.
The explorers spotted 15 to 20 snub-nosed monkeys (above, one of the adults), including three infants, and it's likely more groups have yet to be discovered, they said.
(Related photo: "Rare Monkeys Spotted in Vietnam" [July 3, 2007].)
Conservation biologist Le Khac Quyet, an FFI expert on the species, was "overjoyed" at the recent discovery.
"There is still time to save this unique species," he said in a statement.
"But with 200 or so left and threats still strong, we need to act now."
The strange-looking Tonkin snub-nosed monkey, only found in two Vietnamese provinces, naturally has a narrow, upturned nose and full, pink lips.
Until recently, scientists believed there were just 200 of the animals, which are listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species.
Habitat loss, as well as bush meat hunting and demand for parts of the animal in traditional medicine, has pushed it to near-oblivion.
But when villagers in Vietnam's Tung Vai Commune along the Chinese border reported monkey sightings, a team of biologists from Fauna and Flora International (FFI) went looking for the animals in April 2008.
The explorers spotted 15 to 20 snub-nosed monkeys (above, one of the adults), including three infants, and it's likely more groups have yet to be discovered, they said.
(Related photo: "Rare Monkeys Spotted in Vietnam" [July 3, 2007].)
Conservation biologist Le Khac Quyet, an FFI expert on the species, was "overjoyed" at the recent discovery.
"There is still time to save this unique species," he said in a statement.
"But with 200 or so left and threats still strong, we need to act now."
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