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Researchers from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, working with a team of international scientists investigated how brain proteins interact to regulate the electrical signaling of neurons.
The sediments of a Mexican lake contain some of the answers about the mystery of the fall of the Mayans.
Matthew Lachniet
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How could a civilization as advanced as that of the Mayas collapse in the space of a few hundred years? The key to this mystery that has been brewing historians for centuries may lie at the bottom of an ancestral lake in Mexico City, Science magazine reveals on Thursday, August 2 .
Matthew Lachniet
Professor
As one of the most advanced civilizations of its time, the Mayans left behind puzzles related to their extinction.
Matthew Lachniet
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