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New monkey species revealed thanks to distinctive penis

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New monkey species revealed thanks to distinctive penis

Camera traps set up in the remote highlands of Tibet have captured a new species of macaque – one with hairier neck and scrotum and a rounded penis

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<i>Science in Wonderland</i>: Educated by fairy tales

Science in Wonderland: Educated by fairy tales

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Baby genes to be mapped at birth in medical first

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Baby genes to be mapped at birth in medical first

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<i>Thank You, Madagascar</i>: Diary of a life among lemurs

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Thank You, Madagascar: Diary of a life among lemurs

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<i>Future Arctic</i>: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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Future Arctic: Why it's time for action, not resignation

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Emissions pledges trickle in for UN climate deal

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Emissions pledges trickle in for UN climate deal

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How can we be sure Iran sticks to historic nuke deal?

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How can we be sure Iran sticks to historic nuke deal?

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Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

Illusions, voids and convex ghosts

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<i>Eye of the Beholder</i>: Life through the camera obscura

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Eye of the Beholder: Life through the camera obscura

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HIV outbreak spurs needle exchange reprieve in Indiana

Needle exchange programmes are illegal in Indiana, but will be allowed to open for 30 days while the US state tries to tackle a HIV epidemic

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Is imagery the real key to marketing outrage?

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Asian solar spending helps drive renewable energy boom

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Why food is rarely the simple pleasure it once was

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David and Goliath: What do we do about surveillance?

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