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Africa: When Did Our Ancestors Start to Eat Meat Regularly? Fossilised Teeth Get Us Closer to the Answer
Analysis - For decades, scientists have been learning more about the diets of early hominins, particularly their reliance on plants. Yet we still don't know when these ancestors of humans started ...
South Africa's famous fynbos must be preserved—but burning invasive plants on site isn't the best strategy
Invasive plants and trees were introduced to South Africa from as early as the 17th century for a range of commercial, ...
African rainforests were home to humans much earlier than thought: 150,000 years ago
Researchers found evidence humans lived at a site in southern Côte d’Ivoire, a region of present-day rainforest, about 150,000 years ago.
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Understanding the threat: Invasive plants in South Africa
Invasive plant species are widely considered a major threat to the biodiversity of the area, affecting the livelihoods of the ...
Go wild in the garden with the Safari series of South African phlox, which is not phlox at all
The Safari series of Jamebrittenia plants reach about 12 inches tall with a spread of 2 feet. In the South, those numbers may ...
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South Africa's Famous Fynbos Must Be Preserved - but Burning Invasive Plants On Site Isn't the Best Strategy
Invasive plants and trees were introduced to South Africa from as early as the 17th century for a range of commercial, subsistence and ornamental uses. Today, every area of the country has been ...
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South Africa's famous fynbos must be preserved—but burning invasive plants on site isn't the best strategy
Invasive plants and trees were introduced to South Africa from as early as the 17th century for a range of commercial, subsistence and ornamental uses. Today, every area of the country has been ...