Human facial features, peanut allergies, and language processing in the blind: This week’s social media roundup
| 4 December, 2015 | Eva Amsen |
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What makes us look like humans? An analysis of how the Homo sapiens cranial features were acquired. https://t.co/Rgwu4IFiVX
— F1000 (@F1000) November 30, 2015
Food for thought: increased peanut allergen exposure through atopic dermatitis may lead to sensitization & allergy. https://t.co/ABpty4Bc7u
— F1000 (@F1000) November 27, 2015
A picture paints a thousand words: evidence that the visual cortex in the congenitally blind can ‘see’ language https://t.co/KlXzTvCXcr
— F1000 (@F1000) December 1, 2015
And elsewhere on Twitter:
30 tweets about science that will make you laugh and then think https://t.co/OtIGbR3iRM pic.twitter.com/v3uPR8nUEK
— BuzzFeed Science (@BuzzFeedScience) December 3, 2015
Whales are dying from a bizarre cause: Fish getting stuck in their blowholes https://t.co/32rNJWn6Gf
— National Geographic (@NatGeo) December 2, 2015
Milkmaids, semi-illicit experimentation, and the creation of a smallpox vaccine: https://t.co/6sSOuAmm2g #longreads pic.twitter.com/QoX4Kr7JwN
— Longreads (@Longreads) December 3, 2015
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