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26.10.2001
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DINOSAURS NEVER SAW THE GLACIERS
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The paleoenvironmental reconstructions carried out by Russian scientists have proved that there was no glaciation on the Earth during the Cretaceous and there were no cold climate zones in the vicinity of the Poles. The study was performed with the financial support of the Russian Foundation for Basic Research.
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26.10.2001
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ROMANCE AT THE SHOOTING-RANGE
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Moscow psychologists made a comparative examination of the professional group of private guards with the interval of five years and found out that this romantic profession is now suffering hard times: it becomes less and less attractive to men, who are gradually giving way to women.
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Moscow
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19.10.2001
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MAYKOP PEOPLE LEFT FOR A BETTER LUCK
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Russian archaeologists excavated burial-mounds at the South of Kalmykia and found a burial, which is thought to have been made by Maykop people - the mysterious people that lived more than five thousand years ago near the Kuban River. The scientists believe it to be the traces of colonization: these formerly very rich people tried to assimilate other regions at the end of their history. The disappearance of Maykop people still remains a mystery.
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Moscow
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19.10.2001
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THE ARAL SEA: CONSTANTLY GETTING SHALLOW
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The Aral Sea gets shallow. Thirty-five cubic kilometers of water should be poured into it each year to make its contemporary level constant. But Russian scientists prove that it is useless and will not help. Russian Foundation for Basic Research and the Supporting Programme for Leading Scientific Schools of the Russian Federation supported their research.
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Moscow
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19.10.2001
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MARMOT'S ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION
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The indoor temperature is as important factor for marmots as for human beings. Marmots maintain comfortable temperature in the burrow - 18-19 C regardless of the outside weather. How do these animals manage to maintain such microclimate in their habitation? Russian scientists' investigations give the answer to this question.
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Moscow
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12.10.2001
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ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCES MICE BRAINS
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Moscow
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12.10.2001
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METALS CONTROL INFECTIONS
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Plague, rabies, malignant anthrax... These dreadful infections live side by side with us and now and then occur in animal populations. Why does it happen? What controls these dangerous microbes' behaviour, which suddenly start to express their harmful activity? Russian scientists have analysed long-term expeditionary observations and received an exact answer to these questions.
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Moscow
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05.10.2001
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MANKIND AGES - SO DO RUSSIANS
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Mankind ages swiftly. How does this demography phenomenon concern Russia? The scientists at Mari State University studied this question at their territory. It did turn out that from year to year the number of old people (older than ninety years of age) in the Republic increases; and at that, women constitute eighty per cent of them.
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05.10.2001
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COMMUNICATION IN BACTERIA WORLD
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Scientists believe that they have known more than 30 'words' from bacteria's vocabulary. For further dialogue with unicellular microorganisms, it is necessary to understand how bacteria use these words for communication. Russian scientists G.B.Zavilgelsky and I.V.Manukhov have made a review of the latest achievements in this field.
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