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Manners maketh man: how disgust shaped human evolution

Life

Manners maketh man: how disgust shaped human evolution

A key factor in our evolution is so deeply ingrained in our lives that we barely notice it. Disgustologist Valerie Curtis lifts the lid on manners

Opinion

Lost river guided early humans out of Africa

Earth

Lost river guided early humans out of Africa

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Crack a comet to spawn the ingredients of life

Life

Crack a comet to spawn the ingredients of life

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Life

Genes linked to left-handedness identified

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Voices from the past: Ancient secrets in today's words

Life

Voices from the past: Ancient secrets in today's words

Features

Play your way to evolutionary fitness

Life

Play your way to evolutionary fitness

CultureLab

Carbon dating shows ancient Egypt's rapid expansion

Life

Carbon dating shows ancient Egypt's rapid expansion

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Walking shark moves with ping-pong paddle fins

Life

Walking shark moves with ping-pong paddle fins

Regulars

Reroute town's traffic to get emergency vehicles through

Technology

Reroute town's traffic to get emergency vehicles through

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Spicy food on the menu 6000 years ago

Life

Spicy food on the menu 6000 years ago

Residues from 6000-year-old pots found in the Baltic show they were used to cook meat and fish that was seasoned with a peppery, mustard-like spice

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Life

Health myths: We should live and eat like cavemen

Features

Life

Early South Americans conquered the Atacama desert

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Life

Time-lapse footage shows snail embryo in high gear

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Life

Ancient pawns: pieces from 5000-year-old board games?

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