Humans
Why Neanderthals were always an endangered species
For much of their 400,000 year history, Neanderthals were few and far between, suggests a study of genetic material
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Life
Comment: The Dawkins dogma
Opinion
Life
Jefferson would not have supported intelligent design
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Life
Timeline: The evolution of life
Features
Earth
Lightning may have cooked dinner for early life
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Life
Embryo origami gives the turtle its shell
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Earth
Dawn of the animals: Solving Darwin’s dilemma
Features
Earth
Incredible shrinking sheep blamed on climate change
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Life
Dinosaur mummy gives up organic material
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Life
Why microbes are smarter than you thought
Single celled organisms may not be able to think, but they can act in remarkable ways – Â鶹´«Ã½ looks at six microbial behaviours that you could almost call intelligent
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Life
Animal autopsy: Inside the world’s biggest animals
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Health
Europeans’ sweet tooth may have been survival trait
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Life
Review: Darwin’s Camera by Phillip Prodger
Books & Arts
Life
Dinosaur demise brought the rise of the elephants
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