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Play your way to evolutionary fitness

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Play your way to evolutionary fitness

No one is exactly sure why humans and animals play, but Patrick Bateson and Paul Martin propose an answer in Play, Playfulness, Creativity and Innovation

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Moth-hunters prowling the English countryside

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Moth-hunters prowling the English countryside

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Seeing red

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Zoologger: Miniature frog can hear with its mouth

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Zoologger: Miniature frog can hear with its mouth

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Walking shark moves with ping-pong paddle fins

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Walking shark moves with ping-pong paddle fins

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Boa constrictor swallows strangled monkey

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Boa constrictor swallows strangled monkey

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Mini human 'brains' grown in lab for first time

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Mini human 'brains' grown in lab for first time

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Meet the man writing a language to program life

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Meet the man writing a language to program life

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Separating neuromyths from science in education

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Separating neuromyths from science in education

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The third factor: Beyond nature and nurture

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The third factor: Beyond nature and nurture

We're more than the product of our genes and environment, twin studies show. If we could run our lives over and over, we'd turn out differently every time

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The knockout enigma: How your mechanical brain works

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Whoa! How to rein in the US's wild horses

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Surf's up for pack of hunting sharks

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Can it be ethical to implant false memories?

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