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Two researchers may fuel debate over why humans can run marathons but apes can't

ScienceNews says the debate also covers swimming the English Channel and diving 100 meters and back on one breath.

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ScienceNews says two researchers may have opened a wider debate over why humans can run marathons, swim the English Channel or dive a hundred meters and back on a single breath, while their ape cousins can't.

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Science News@ScienceNewsTwo researchers may have opened floodgates on the debate over why humans can run marathons, swim the English Channel or dive a hundred meters and back on a single breath and their ape cousins can’t. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/origin-human-endurance-dive-evolution2h
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    Science News@ScienceNewsTwo researchers may have opened floodgates on the debate over why humans can run marathons, swim the English Channel or dive a hundred meters and back on a single breath and their ape cousins can’t. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/origin-human-endurance-dive-evolution2h
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