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Bonobos Consume Iodine-Rich Aquatic Plants, Study Says

Scientists have for the first time observed wild bonobos (Pan paniscus), a hominoid species endemic to the central Congo basin, searching for and eating aquatic plants rich in iodine, a mineral nutrient which is critical for normal growth, development and functioning of both brain and body. An adult female bonobo …

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Rare Byzantine Gold Coin Found in Israel

A rare gold solidus dating back 1,600 years has been found by a group of Israeli students in the Galilee region. The 1,600-year-old gold solidus, obverse. Image credit: Nir Distelfeld, Israel Antiquities Authority. “The gold coin is a solidus minted by the emperor Theodosius II in Constantinople around 420-423 CE,” …

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How to Build a Comprehensive Data Strategy

The phrase “garbage-in/garbage out” applies to virtually every initiative modern marketing and sales teams are working on today, including ABM, predictive, and marketing automation, to name a few. However, companies are struggling to make these programs a success because they don’t have a solid data foundation to build on. Join …

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SpaceX Lost Contact With 3 Starlink Satellites

  SpaceX launched its first full batch of Starlink internet satellites in May aboard a Falcon 9 rocket. These spacecraft will eventually become part of a massive swarm that beams broadband data down to the masses, but the reliability of SpaceX’s hardware isn’t perfect just yet. The company reports that …

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