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Review: Crow Planet by Lyanda Lynn Haupt

From recognising faces to using cars as nutcrackers, crows are one of the few species that thrive in cities – but their success carries a warning

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Review: <i>An Infinity of Things</i> by Frances Larson

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Review: An Infinity of Things by Frances Larson

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Review: The Emperor's New Drugs and Doctoring the Mind

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Review: Boyle: Between God and science

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Review: Uranium Wars by Amir Aczel

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Review: Bats Sing, Mice Giggle

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Review: The Perfect Fruit by Chip Brantley

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<i>District 9</i>: Science is the casualty in human-alien conflict

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District 9: Science is the casualty in human-alien conflict

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Review: Eureka Man by Alan Hirshfeld

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Review: <i>What's Next?</i> edited by Max Brockman

Review: What's Next? edited by Max Brockman

Fallout from the amazing advance in neuroscience dominates this fascinating foray into the future

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Space

Review: Before the Big Bang by Brian Clegg

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Space

Review: Heaven's Touch by James B. Kaler

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Did dinosaurs really walk like that?

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Something Incredibly Wonderful Happens by K. C. Cole

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