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Intrigue in the Amazon

In Ann Patchett's latest novel, trouble starts when a researcher is murdered while studying a rainforest tribe whose women give birth into their 70s

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Volcanoes that shaped our world

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Environment

Going ape: Ultraviolence and our primate cousins

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Lost giants of the Pleistocene

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Intel anthropologist: Fieldwork with the silicon tribe

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Putting illness on an exhaustive map

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The prison of our beliefs and how to escape it

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Farmer Buckley's Exploding Trousers

Farmer Buckley's Exploding Trousers

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The local culture of the global internet

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Technology artist: The beauty and terror of our age

In a new exhibition, former MIT artist in residence Matthew Day Jackson celebrates the not always beautiful world that technology has made

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Science-fiction classics that have rewired your brain

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Weird and wild underwater creatures

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Research notes from the wild side

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Animatronic dinosaurs set in their world

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