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Tibetans adapted to high life at record-breaking rate

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Tibetans adapted to high life at record-breaking rate

People in Tibet have genetically adapted to life at altitude in the past 3000 years – the fastest genetic change known to have occurred in humans

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Plant nurseries in clover after finding four-leaf gene

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Plant nurseries in clover after finding four-leaf gene

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Nicotine and pigs' trotters: the latest CSI toolkit

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Ancient African lake fertilises the Amazon

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Ancient African lake fertilises the Amazon

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Bid to introduce commercial whaling quotas fails

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Bid to introduce commercial whaling quotas fails

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Rats have an innate concept of space – do humans?

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How does a fish change its stripe? With Italian design

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How does a fish change its stripe? With Italian design

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Why spiderweb glue never lets go

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Genetic on-off switch key to evolution of complex life

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If there's life on Mars, it could be right-handed

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If there's life on Mars, it could be right-handed

Some Earth life can consume both left- and right-handed nutrients, which could complicate the hunt for extraterrestrial life

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British public 'relaxed' about synthetic life

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Male voices reveal owner's strength

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Sea snail venom provides potent pain relief

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Refashioned rat livers could boost transplants

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