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  3. How Did Humans and Dogs Become Friends? Connections In The Americas Began 12,000 Years Ago

How did humans and dogs become friends? Connections in the Americas began 12,000 years ago

Dec. 4, 2024
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Distinguished U of A graduates to be honored at Alumni of the Year awards ceremony

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Writer Bojan Louis wins USA Fellowship

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As glaciers melt faster, freshwater sources dwindle and sea-level rise accelerates

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