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In today’s newsletter, w= e find clues to a mystery prehistoric animal, discover th= e scandalous roots<= /a> of ballroom dancing, learn why the Cherokee say they des= erve t= heir own member of Congress, find the Irish ‘= ;hell caves’ where Halloween wa= s born … and suffer alongside a photographer= seeking the elusive helmeted hornbill= =2E
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For more than a century, scientists have been puzzled by the fossils f= ound in Scottish sandstone=2E They pointed to a creature that roamed the Ea= rth 231 million years ago with what looks like an oversized head, a short n= eck, bizarrely slender short ribs, and long hindlimbs=2E

Today, sci= entists report that high-resolution X-ray scans have filled out the creatur= e's known anatomy, solving a paleontological riddle in the process=2E It tu= rns out that the mystery creature belongs to a sister group to the pterosau= rs, the flying reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs=2E What does thi= s mean for our understanding of ancient life?

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Sleep, the science behind why we= need it (pictured above, a sailor with light-emitting g= oggles, which may help reset internal clocks)
Dancing with the stars? How the waltz and t= ango began=2E
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Pictures of everyday crops through a po= werful microscope
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Lemurs catch TB: A recent outbreak of tubercul= osis in a Madagascar zoo has killed eight l= emurs, including several that are critically endangered=2E “It i= s not known if these animals can transmit the disease to one another or to = humans,” says Jonah Ratsimbazafy, a prim= atologist=2E The zoo remains open despite calls to close immediately=2E (Pictured above, a black-and-white ruffed lemur=2E)
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