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Autism and schizophrenia are related to different forms of creativity.
How is Creativity Differentially Related to Schizophrenia and Autism?
Autism and schizophrenia are related to different forms of creativity.  
BLOGS.SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY SCOTT BARRY KAUFMAN
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Autism and schizophrenia are related to different forms of creativity.
How is Creativity Differentially Related to Schizophrenia and Autism?
Autism and schizophrenia are related to different forms of creativity.  
BLOGS.SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY SCOTT BARRY KAUFMAN
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For our readers who prefer to read in Spanish: Con más de 200 cámaras ocultas, un equipo de investigación capturó 1,2 millones de fotografías de la Reserva Nacional de Serengueti en Tanzania, identificando a más de 300.000 animales y 40 especies con la ayuda del público general
http://bit.ly/1MIG63H
‪#‎SnapshotSerengueti‬ ‪#‎Ciencia‬
Cámaras ocultas capturan la vida salvaje del Serengueti
Con ayuda del público se identificaron los animales presentes en más de un millón de fotografías.
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY LUCINA MELESIO
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Parrot fish have teeth designed to grind coral into sand. Scientists found out how much sand that can be - the answer is amazing.
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Thanks, Bill Gates, for calling attention to our story today, tweeting: "It seems backward but immunizing mosquitos could be key to protecting ourselves: http://b-gat.es/1FPJ14O"
How a Tiny Bacterium Called Wolbachia Could Defeat Dengue
Scientists are immunizing mosquitoes against disease with the help of a common microbe
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Only 4 states bar doctors from sending their patients home with meds for their bed-mates. That may soon change.
Surprising Approach for STDs Allows Prescription Drugs for Sexual Partners
Sending people home with meds for their bed-mates gets results but raises questions about drug resistance
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY DINA FINE MARON
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Looking for that someone special? Science can help you find them.
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This story is full of fun information about Saturn's rings. For instance: The Phoebe ring is made up mainly of dust particles about 10 to 20 microns in size, or about one-tenth to one-fifth the average width of a human hair.
Saturn's Newest Ring is Mind-Bogglingly Big
New research shows that Saturn's outermost ring, discovered in 2009, is far larger than previously thought
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY CHARLES Q. CHOI,SPACE.COM
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Looking for that someone special? Recent research could help.
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For our Spanish-speaking readers, a fun story from Scientific American Español (https://www.facebook.com/saespanol): Investigaciones arqueológicas han develado lo esencial para poder elaborar bebidas alcohólicas semejantes a las que tomaban los pueblos indígenas de Mesoamérica
http://bit.ly/1KZXlPU
‪#‎azteca‬ ‪#‎arqueología‬ ‪#‎ciencia‬
Arqueólogos resucitan bebidas alcohólicas del pueblo azteca
Una cervecería artesanal fabrica bebidas alcohólicas mesoamericanas siguiendo recetas reconstruidas de los ancianos indígenas.
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY GARY STIX
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Hungry all the time? Maybe you are around too much food.
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Planning a vacation to a tropical island with white sandy beaches?
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Costa Rica to Nicaragua: Beijing is definitely *not* in charge of the construction of your new canal, right? Right?!
Costa Rica Wants Environmental Information on Nicaragua Canal
Costa Rica wants information from Nicaragua about the potential environmental impact of a planned $50 billion canal project that would rival the Panama Canal
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A big new discovery of dino remains include not just fossilized bones but also blood cells and other soft tissue.
75-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Soft Tissue Suggests Ancient Organic Preservation May Be Common
Researchers have found what appear to be collagen fibers and blood cells in unremarkable-looking fossils
BLOGS.SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY KATE WONG
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Chimps like to booze it up.
Wild Chimps Seen Drinking Alcoholic Beverage
In West Africa, researchers observed wild chimps seek out and drink fermented tree sap left outside by humans. Karen Hopkin reports.  
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY KAREN HOPKIN
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"When we have it, we'll use it. You'll open your head gate all the way and take as much as you can — whether you need it or not."
Use It or Lose It Laws Worsen Western U.S. Water Woes
ProPublica's “Killing the Colorado” series examines a 139-year-old water law that pushes ranchers to use as much water as they possibly can, even during a drought
SCIENTIFICAMERICAN.COM|BY ABRAHM LUSTGARTEN,PROPUBLICA
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