Researchers used network theory to depict dinosaur movement worldwide, finding some regions, like Europe, had extensive fossil records. The study also showed that all connections between Europe and other continents during the Early Cretaceous period were out-going.
A Mediterranean diet high in fruit, vegetables, and unrefined foods is associated with a lower risk of heart attack and stroke in people with existing heart disease. The study found that eating more healthy foods was more important than avoiding unhealthy foods.
Researchers found fossils in Japan that suggest tritylodontids co-existed with early mammals for millions of years, overturning the widely accepted theory about their extinction. The discovery sheds new light on the ecological dynamics of these animal families.
A study by Aparna Sundar of the University of Oregon found that consumers are less likely to accept sensory mismatches from sincere brands, but can tolerate them from exciting brands. The research suggests that marketers should consider how sensory innovation aids their brand narrative.