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Photosynthesis: Shaping the planet

Earth

Photosynthesis: Shaping the planet

When photosynthetic organisms first began to generate oxygen, it was the start of a transformation of our world. Now the world is transforming again

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Tour of the body hardly gets under the skin

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A person asleep in bed and enclosed in a big bubble

Technology

Sleep and dreaming: Slumber at the flick of a switch

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Photosynthesis: Earth's life support system

Photosynthesis: Earth's life support system

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A life spent fighting fair about the roots of violence

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Life

Two worms, same brains – but one eats the other

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Life

US medical research chimps to retire to sanctuaries

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Photosynthesis: The emergence of quantum biology

Photosynthesis: The emergence of quantum biology

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Photosynthesis: Frontiers

Photosynthesis: Frontiers

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Life

Stress can affect future generations' genes

DNA analysis has yielded the first direct evidence that chemical marks which disable genes in response to stress can be passed on to offspring

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Health

Scarred for life? The biology of childhood hardship

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Technology

Body armour to scale up by mimicking flexible fish

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Environment

Netted Costa Rican birds pay small price for art

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Life

Your molar roots are leftovers from Homo erectus

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