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Experiencing the modern city
Of all the things that have had a persistent tendency to surprise observers, cities have been among the most prolific. Then again, they’d better be for all their social and economic complexity, for their capacity to be the seed of so … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Dalsgaard, Chongqing, Jan Gehl, Le Corbusier, modernism, Nextbangalore Gatishil, The Human Scale, urbanization, Zipf's law
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Better to have been a mammal in India
The Copernican April 10, 2014 Studies of fossils and soil samples collected at a site in South India have revealed unique attributes of the ecosystem not found in many parts of the world. In particular, an international team of scientists … Continue reading
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Tagged Billasurgam cave complex, chronobiology, climate change, evolution, Indian subcontinent, mammalian taxa, mosaic habitat, urbanization, words: mammals
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