This coral keeps time without a brain, showing how distributed nerve nets can synchronize movement across an entire animal.

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Following the ICE murder of Renee Good and an assault on the state by federal immigration forces, a labor-community coalition ...

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John Clarke Innes was born in 1863 in London, Ont., and came west in the mid-1880s, operating a ranch in High River, Alta.