From Radio Wammo, Kiwi FM New Zealand, 2 October 2008:
Why do the most gifted and talented brains stand out from the crowd? Is there anything physical or psychological that sets them apart? A study of Einstein’s brain in 1998 showed it was 15 per cent wider than average, making it more spherical. And Controversial research suggests that pterosaurs were too heavy to fly. A Japanese scientist collected data from 5 large birds, including the largest in the world: the wandering albatross. Stories from New Scientist magazine.
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Bianca Nogrady
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