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Zoologger: The world's most skilful predator

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Zoologger: The world's most skilful predator

It may not look like much, but the Alpine newt is one of the most formidable hunters on Earth, equally at home on land and in the water

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Got a spare half a million? A <i>Diplodocus</i> could be yours

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Got a spare half a million? A Diplodocus could be yours

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Losing their dino tail limited size of flightless birds

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Losing their dino tail limited size of flightless birds

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Oldest human genome reveals roots of first Americans

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Oldest human genome reveals roots of first Americans

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Don't bury Europe's remarkable prehistoric culture

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Art's early dawn: When intelligence really began

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Art's early dawn: When intelligence really began

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Darwinian business needn't be red in tooth and claw

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Darwinian business needn't be red in tooth and claw

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Mystery human species emerges from Denisovan genome

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Mystery human species emerges from Denisovan genome

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Neanderthal virus DNA spotted hiding in modern humans

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Neanderthal virus DNA spotted hiding in modern humans

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Is it a sloth? Is it a camel? No, it's a dinosaur

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Is it a sloth? Is it a camel? No, it's a dinosaur

More fossilised remains of Deinocheirus, whose name means terrible hand, have been unearthed, giving clues about what these dinosaurs might have looked like

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Perfection is a myth, show 50,000 bacterial generations

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Wolves turned into dogs by European hunter-gatherers

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Himalayan fossils point to Asian origin of big cats

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Alfred Russel Wallace: A very rare specimen

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