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April 2008 From deep within unexplored caves to the brilliant stars above, we've uncovered the best and brightest photos and news this month. In This Edition • Pictures: Ancient Small Humans'   Bones Found • #1 Wallpaper: Merging Galaxies • Gallery: In Bloom Photo of the Day See Photo Download Wallpaper
Quiz Question: True or false? The Republic of Palau is made up of hundreds of islands. (See below.)
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Quiz Answer: True. Located in the western Pacific, more than 250 islands constitute the nation of Palau.
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