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Your Ancestors May Influence Your Work Hours, Coral Reproduced in Captivity, and the First Known Water-Dwelling Dinosaur

Your Ancestors May Influence Your Work Hours, Coral Reproduced in Captivity, and the First Known Water-Dwelling Dinosaur

Learn about how your ancestors’ work habits might be influencing your own; the first evidence of an underwater dinosaur; and how an aquarium successfully reproduced coral in captivity for the first time.

Curiosity Weekly · Warner Bros. Discovery

June 1, 202010m 17s

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Learn about how your ancestors’ work habits might be influencing your own; the first evidence of an underwater dinosaur; and how an aquarium successfully reproduced coral in captivity for the first time.

Societies with a history of hard farming labor tend to work more hours today by Kelsey Donk

Scientists have discovered the first unambiguous evidence of a water-dwelling dinosaur by Grant Currin

An aquarium successfully reproduced coral in captivity for the first time by Grant Currin

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