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Ancient Romans may have killed off whale species in the Mediterranean

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Ancient Romans may have killed off whale species in the Mediterranean

Two whales species absent from the Mediterranean today were common there 2,000 years ago - did Roman whalers kick-start their demise?

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Globetrotting film sends scientists on "relay race" of inquiry

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Smart solar windows could power your home and also keep it cool

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Smart solar windows could power your home and also keep it cool

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Some monkeys in Panama may have just stumbled into the Stone Age

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Some monkeys in Panama may have just stumbled into the Stone Age

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Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to mother's health in pregnancy

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Polycystic ovary syndrome linked to mother's health in pregnancy

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Four ways dolphins are amazing – and one way they’re not

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Four ways dolphins are amazing – and one way they’re not

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Heroin users’ brains hint at a new treatment for narcolepsy

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The clock-maker who helped fashion art from science

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Inside the secret military programme that uses dolphins as weapons

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Will we ever go on holiday in an electric-powered plane?

Norway showcased an aircraft that runs on batteries recently to much acclaim, but are ambitions to power routine flights this way realistic, wonders Peter Wilson

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UK government to review medicinal cannabis laws

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The case of Billy Caldwell shows UK drug laws are out of date

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Cocaine in the water makes eels hyperactive and damages muscles

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HIV prevention drugs could delay diagnosis if you get infected

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