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World's giant squid are one big happy family

Life

World's giant squid are one big happy family

Giant squid from around the world are virtually genetically identical, suggesting that their young are dispersed thousands of kilometres by currents

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Zoologger: The fish with a chemical invisibility cloak

Life

Zoologger: The fish with a chemical invisibility cloak

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Are breast milk stem cells the real deal for medicine?

Health

Are breast milk stem cells the real deal for medicine?

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The body: It takes all shapes and sizes

The body: It takes all shapes and sizes

Features

The body: Born to run... and throw

Humans

The body: Born to run... and throw

Features

Nobel-winner Watson: Do antioxidants promote cancer?

Health

Nobel-winner Watson: Do antioxidants promote cancer?

Opinion

The body: Can you eat yourself to death?

Humans

The body: Can you eat yourself to death?

Features

The body: Your nose knows more than you think

The body: Your nose knows more than you think

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The body: The continuum of you

Features

The body: Who owns the bits you leave behind?

The body: Who owns the bits you leave behind?

From sweat and hair to snot and urine, we constantly shed bodily bits. Is this detritus still part of us, and what does that mean legally, asks Andy Coghlan

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Life

The body: The great skin safari

Features

World's largest nests are socialist bird collectives

Regulars

Earth

Hammerhead sharks are winners of wildlife trade meeting

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Life

Neanderthals may have swapped social lives for big eyes

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