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fossil burrows

Life

Controversial fossils suggest life began to move 2.1 billion years ago

Most biologists think lifeforms evolved the ability to move around about 600 million years ago – tiny burrows in 2.1-billion-year-old rocks challenge the idea

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African landscape

Earth

How Earth's changing ecosystems may have driven human evolution

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Neanderthals artwork

Humans

Cosy up with the Neanderthals, the first humans to make a house a home

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Ancient kangaroos

Life

Australia has been home to hopping kangaroos for 20 million years

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Human or hybrid? The big debate over what a species really is

Life

Human or hybrid? The big debate over what a species really is

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animal collection

Life

Is the idea of species now more trouble than it is worth?

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earliest animal

Life

Exclusive: 600-million-year old blobs are earliest animals ever found

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A picture of the simulation

Life

Robot version of our distant ancestor hints at how we learned to walk

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Dickinsonia fossil

Life

In the beginning: The full story of life on Earth can finally be told

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mimic poison frog

Life

Core set of genes explain why some animals stick to one mate at a time

Across a wide range of species, from mice to fish, a common set of genetic changes appear to be linked to monogamous behaviour

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Life

Lost 'Darwinia' islands could be origin of species in the Galapagos

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Environment

Hominin v monkey deathmatch ended in a draw when they fell down a hole

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Life

The mysterious demise of Europe's massive cave bears

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Humans

2019 Preview: Teeth will reveal our species’ deep evolutionary past

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