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This Rembrandt is science's first Asian elephant

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This Rembrandt is science's first Asian elephant

When biologists went in search of the first Asian elephant described by science, they found its portrait had been painted by a master

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Skeletal chains could help algae deliver drugs

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Skeletal chains could help algae deliver drugs

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New dolphin species leaps out of Australian waters

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New dolphin species leaps out of Australian waters

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Cell tails: A cause of common diseases?

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Cell tails: A cause of common diseases?

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Dead end?

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The eyes have it

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Cell tails: Lines of communication

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Cell tails: Lines of communication

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Cuckoo bee feasts on the larvae of its cousins

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Cuckoo bee feasts on the larvae of its cousins

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Earth's first life may have sprung up in ice

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Earth's first life may have sprung up in ice

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Cell tails: A surprising number

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Cell tails: A surprising number

More than 99 per cent of human cell types have tails. We now know they play a major role in everything from development to learning and vision

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Scramble the brain's timekeepers to banish jet lag

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Your face may have been sculpted by junk DNA

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High-vis gecko becomes poster reptile for Amazon

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My verdict on Gaia hypothesis: beautiful but flawed

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