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Taylor Mitchell Brown is a science journalist covering anthropology and paleontology with occasional forays into other disciplines. His work can be found in Science, New Scientist, and elsewhere. He currently lives at the beach in San Diego, CA. You can find his latest musings here: @tmitchellbrown.bsky.social.
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