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In a group of animals, who deals with new information coming from the environment? Researchers have discovered that the answer lies not in who, but in where: information can be processed, not only by individual animals but also in the invisible connections between them.
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UBC Engineers Create Ways to Keep Stone Waste Out of Landfills
Anthropologist Contributes to Major Study of Large Animal Extinction
Malawi Study Confirms Lasting Impact of Life-Saving Technology
US Pediatric Heart Transplant Waitlist Policy Change Falls Short of Intended Benefits
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