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Head and body lice splice their identical genes differently

Head lice are harmless and body lice spread disease, yet they have the same genes - the difference is all in the way they splice them together

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How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

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How does brain science affect our responsibility for actions?

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Fussy eating may have doomed ape-like humans

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Train your brain for better hearing

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Train your brain for better hearing

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Cats' eyes in sight

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This mighty forest of British soldiers is a snack for voles

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This mighty forest of British soldiers is a snack for voles

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Imagine if we could play our sense of smell like a piano

Imagine if we could play our sense of smell like a piano

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Burst of light speeds up healing by turbocharging our cells

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Burst of light speeds up healing by turbocharging our cells

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

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Zoologger: The sex-addicted tiny lemur with giant testicles

The northern giant mouse lemur has the biggest balls of the primate world, compared to body size, and seems to have sex all the time, doing without mating seasons

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Chameleons use goggly eyes to flick from stereo to mono vision

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Mice with hereditary deafness hear again thanks to gene therapy

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Zoologger: The lizard that changes its sex to suit the weather

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Forget the white/blue dress, is this seaweed blue or red?

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