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DNA evidence points to humans for demise of moas

New Zealand's flightless birds showed no sign of a population decline until humans arrived, suggesting we really were responsible for their extinction

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Metal-eating plants could mine riches through roots

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Metal-eating plants could mine riches through roots

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Science in controversial stem cell papers may be sound

Science in controversial stem cell papers may be sound

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Wasps on the wing

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UK opposition to GM crops won't be dispelled easily

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High growth

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High growth

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It's all for one in sky-blue seafaring superorganism

Life

It's all for one in sky-blue seafaring superorganism

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The science of success: Blood, or sweat and tears?

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The science of success: Blood, or sweat and tears?

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Peering through the ice at a key Antarctic species

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Peering through the ice at a key Antarctic species

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How to be human: The laws that governed your growth

Life

How to be human: The laws that governed your growth

From egg to adult body, Life Unfolding by Jamie Davies is a demanding but wonder-filled account of the simple interactions that create complex structures

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Hot on the trail of consciousness in brain and machine

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High as a Kiwi: Inside the nation saying yes to drugs

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Health

How can you ensure that your life is worth living?

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Life

If the giant tusks don't get you, the bad breath will

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