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The invisible superpower that helped dinosaurs conquer the world

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The invisible superpower that helped dinosaurs conquer the world

From beginnings as skulking, cat-sized reptiles, dinosaurs came to rule Earth for 100 million years – but how? Their secret wasn’t teeth or claws, but something deep inside them

Features

Humans reached the Americas 15,000 years earlier than thought

Humans

Humans reached the Americas 15,000 years earlier than thought

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Anthropological models

Definition

Human evolution

Dolphins and whales separately evolved the same speedy swimming bones

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Dolphins and whales separately evolved the same speedy swimming bones

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Complex cells may have evolved due to a shortage of trace metals

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Complex cells may have evolved due to a shortage of trace metals

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Health

Rise of measles linked with emergence of large cities 2500 years ago

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Mussasaurus egg

Life

The first dinosaurs may have laid soft eggs without hard shells

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Einsteins Unfinished Revolution

10 of the best non-fiction science books to read right now

Culture

Is there an evolutionary benefit to being bald?

Last Word

Is there an evolutionary benefit to being bald?

Regulars

sabre-toothed anchovy

Life

Ancient anchovies were huge and used sabre teeth to eat other fish

Fossils have revealed that after the extinction of the dinosaurs, anchovies evolved into metre-long predators with sharp sabre-like teeth to devour other fish

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Life

How the turtle got its shell: Amazing fossils are solving the mystery

Features

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What is life and how did it evolve? We're getting closer to the answer

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Video

Homo sapiens: Why did evolution favour the brainy ape?

Video

Life

Earth's first life may have fuelled itself with a metal metabolism

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