Indonesian 'king of the sea' discovered

Article Abstract:

An Indonesian population of coelacanth has been discovered recently, apparently the same species as the coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae from the comoran archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Examination showed that its external morphology is conspecific with L. chalumnae. The discovery has biogeographical and conservation implications, and further expeditions may discover additional populations.

Discovery and exploration, Coelacanth, Coelacanths

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Let's give peace a chance: send us Texans and Alaskans yearning to shop at the Disney store. We can all get along

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New Yorkers need the tourist trade and should no longer abuse visitors to the city. Suggestions are offered on a code of behavior for both sides. In the DMZ, native behavior includes not addressing people with 'Yo.' Visitor behavior will include not wearing sweatsuits and sneakers downtown.

Column, Travel industry, Humor and anecdotes, New York, Manhattan, New York, New York

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The bloody ridges

Article Abstract:

Peace talks were underway in Korea when the battles of the ridgelines began. Characterized by battles such as Heartbreak Ridge, the fighting lasted through August, September, and October of 1951 and claimed the lives of some 60,000 United Nations troops, of which 22,000 were American.

South Korea, Korean War, 1950-1953, Military campaigns

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