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N2 (20) 2008

The most numerous, the most diverse, and the best adapted—insects—inhabited the land 150 million years before the first mammals appeared Unique archaeological findings get a second birth thanks to restorers’ scrupulous work—not many museum visitors have an idea of how complicated it isClose friends of the outstanding national archaeologist A.P. Okladnikov used to call him an “Academician in boots”Surprise from the solar eclipse: during the current cycle of minimum solar activity (which has lasted a bit too long), the crown of the Sun has appeared to be noticeably inhomogeneous.
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SCIENCE First Hand is an illustrated interdisciplinary popular science journal. It has been available since 2004 in Novosibirsk Akademgorodok, one of the world's largest research centers. The print version in Russian is published six times a year. SCIENCE First Hand, the electronic version in English, is published three times a year.

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