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Deep life: Strange creatures living far below our feet

Life

Deep life: Strange creatures living far below our feet

From Methuselah microbes to animals that eschew oxygen, strange underground organisms are redefining what life means – and where it will end

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The early turd: Our history is written in poo

Life

The early turd: Our history is written in poo

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Hunting wildlife's illegal traders online

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Hunting wildlife's illegal traders online

Opinion

Not just athletes – now horses are on steroids

Life

Not just athletes – now horses are on steroids

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Russian space zoo tests to boost astronaut performance

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Russian space zoo tests to boost astronaut performance

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Last Word

A strange tail

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Historic human remains yield epigenetic tags

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Our love affair with strange prehistoric bones

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Our love affair with strange prehistoric bones

Books & Arts

Nana from heaven? How our favourite fruit came to be

Life

Nana from heaven? How our favourite fruit came to be

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Life

Heading south for the new origin of our species

East African fossils are famous, but new work on Australopithecus sediba suggests that the earliest human remains may lie in an area near Johannesburg

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Life

Hints of oldest human skin found on ape-like ancestor

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Orange-lipped teenager relaxes after clay lick

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Life

How flower power paved the way for our evolution

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Life

Baby dinos pumped their muscles inside the egg

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