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Sperm are selfish – and so are we

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Sperm are selfish – and so are we

A new study hammers home how the "survival of the nicest" view makes no sense when it comes to evolution, says Jonathan R. Goodman

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Father and daughter

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This book is a great insight into the new science of microchimerism

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Toxic algae blighting South Australia could pose a global threat

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Orcas are ganging up on great white sharks to eat their livers

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Common IVF test misses some genetic abnormalities in embryos

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'Sword Dragon' ichthyosaur had enormous eyes and a lethal snout

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A deeper understanding of endometriosis is suggesting new treatments

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A deeper understanding of endometriosis is suggesting new treatments

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A human spine with integrated electronic circuits embedded into it

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The futuristic new tech that could bridge broken nerves and mend minds

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Inside the revolutionary idea that we can negotiate with cancer

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Inside the revolutionary idea that we can negotiate with cancer

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DAXTTK Close-up of a Honey Bee sitting on a white flower in a domestic garden.

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Two sneaky viruses may be messing with honeybee flight

The deformed wing and sacbrood viruses were thought to cause asymptomatic infections in adult bees. But the viruses make the insects fly slower and faster than normal, respectively

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Chemistry

Super-sticky hydrogel is 10 times stronger than other glues underwater

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How regrowing your own teeth could replace dentures and implants

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How human eggs stay fresh for decades

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Underwater volcanic brine pools could be home to extreme life forms

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