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  • How Primate Research Was Hijacked by Sexist Ideologues

    The shared history of apes and humans has long been put to political use.

    Rebecca GiggsJune 2022 Issue
    Illustration of Rorschach-style symmetrical inkblots in the shape of primates facing each other
  • A Desert Owl
    Ellen N. La MotteJanuary 1927 Issue
  • The Contributors' Column
    Marie Avery Wolcott, William Trufant Foster, Francis B. Hays, Russell Wilbur, Charles D. Stewart, and George J. PopeDecember 1933 Issue
  • Clive Thompson on His Twitter Handle, @Pomeranian99
    Alexis C. MadrigalJune 3, 2011
  • A Conversation With Alice Dreger, Health and Sexuality Expert
    Samantha MichaelsAugust 1, 2011
  • Dinosaur Feathers Found in Amber Reinforce Evolution Theories
    Hans VillaricaSeptember 15, 2011
  • Hunting for Euphemisms: How We Trick Ourselves to Excuse Killing
    James McWilliamsDecember 21, 2011
  • 'War Horse' Is a War Film, Even if Spielberg Doesn't Want It to Be
    Chris HellerDecember 23, 2011
  • A Brief History of Mechanical Horses
    Megan GarberSeptember 28, 2012
  • The Dog Economy Is Global—but What Is the World's True Canine Capital?

    The U.S. leads the world in dogs and dogs per person, but India, Brazil, Norway have bragging rights of their own

    Theresa Bradley and Ritchie KingNovember 13, 2012
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