Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Wilhelm Tell

As any child could tell you, bats see with their ears
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A single strain of plague bacteria sparked multiple historical and modern pandemics. This was revealed by the analysis of three reconstructed historical genomes from Yersinia pestis, isolated from plague victims between the 14th and 16th century. The close relationship between strains causing different outbreaks in Europe led the international research team headed by the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History to suggest Europe as a medieval plague hotspot. The researchers‘ study was just published in Cell Host & Microbe.
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„Where did we come from?” is one of the fundamental questions of humankind. Archaeologists, anthropologists and geneticists are finding more and more clues about where the first humans came from, how they spread throughout the world and how they lived.
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A memorial sculpture at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research commemorates the tragic history of the predecessor institute during the Third Reich.
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The European Union is currently experiencing several crises. Brexit is only one of them and probably not even the most serious one. Max Planck researchers are almost more concerned about the diverging views of the rule of law and the massive structural inequalities between the EU members. A look at the history of the international community, however, also shows that Europe has mastered many serious crises in the past – from which we can gain insights into the current situation.
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Three 16th century skeletons from a mass burial in Mexico City highlight the role of the transatlantic slave trade in introducing and disseminating new pathogens to the Americas. Researchers from Germany and Mexico analyzed skeletal features, genetic data and isotopes to explore the life history of three enslaved Africans and explore the wide-ranging impacts of massive forced migration.
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Research suggests that great apes are capable of calculating the odds before taking risks
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Humans and monkeys are experts in face recognition making them even more akin than previously thought
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Research suggests that great apes are capable of calculating the odds before taking risks
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