Mayan altar reveals conflicts between ancient peoples
November 18, 2025 3:12 pmArchaeologists find Mayan altar from 300 AD clearly influenced by Mexican city
Archaeologists find Mayan altar from 300 AD clearly influenced by Mexican city
Severe droughts have drastically reduced amphibian populations
Nheengatu, language of Tupi origin, still spoken in the Amazon
Space mission captures images of 380,000 galaxies of varying shapes and sizes
Compounds in earwax may help detect cancer in its early stages
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Photo shows newly described insect species with a lifespan shorter than 24 hours
Educator Caroline Jango investigates ways to tackle racism in schools
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Feminist theorist Heloisa Teixeira helped promote marginal poetry and founded the University of Quebradas
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Study lists 409 edible species of wild mushrooms
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Think carefully before drinking soda or sweetened coffee
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Chinese government punishes 26 researchers for misconduct and shares details in online report
Paper retracted after authors criticize peer reviewers for pressuring them to include citations
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American website is integrated with SciELO and other international repositories
After serving as a member of parliament and minister in France, the French-Guyanese economist is preparing to contribute to COP30 with a study on the diversity of local populations
Indigenous students struggle with cultural barriers and prejudice, and may need more time to complete their studies