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Neanderthals feasted on seals and dolphins
Ancient marine mammal bones, some showing signs of butchery, suggest that Neanderthals were adaptable and intelligent hunters
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Vatican says it does not owe Darwin an apology
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Letter: Richard Dawkins on the Royal Society row
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Royal Society prof resigns over comments
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Royal Society fellows turn on director over creationism
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Did evolution come before life?
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Honey, climate change is shrinking the species
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Why lager beer comes in two genetically different flavours
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Too much food can be bad for biodiversity
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Did we out-breed slow-maturing Neanderthals?
Skull reconstructions suggest we might have traded some intelligence for smaller, cheaper brains that meant we could reproduce faster
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Why a big horn gives beetles a tiny organ
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Was sound the secret weapon of the Andean elites?
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The ice age that never was
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Viruses: The unsung heroes of evolution
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