Trivia of the week
APCs Weekly Monitor, September 19, 2008
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What color are the "black boxes" on commercial aircraft?
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Last week's question: In 2004, what important discovery happened on the
Answer: Paleontologists found the remains of a three-foot tall human species, dating to 13,000 years ago, which co-existed with homo sapiens for an indefinite period. Inevitably, people began referring to Homo floresiensis as “hobbits.”
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