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Amphibians' swim stroke has lasted 270 million years

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Amphibians' swim stroke has lasted 270 million years

A newly discovered set of fossilised tracks in the Italian Alps suggests modern salamanders swim and walk much as their ancient cousins did

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World's most endangered seal seen wrestling octopus

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World's most endangered seal seen wrestling octopus

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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

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Evolution of placentas upended fish sexual politics

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A field of wheat

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Should you eat wheat? The great gluten debate

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Skin's ability to 'smell' seems to help it heal itself

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Skin's ability to 'smell' seems to help it heal itself

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Sex, health, muscle, sport: Testosterone myths busted

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Sex, health, muscle, sport: Testosterone myths busted

Testosterone supplements are sold as a cure-all for anything that might ail the ageing male, from erectile dysfunction to spare tyre – but do they really work?

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Frisky flower uses bellows to blast pollen at birds

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How to kill knotweed: Let slip the bugs of war

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Man up: Is testosterone an elixir of youth?

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The common crane and its violin cry

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