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Kalahari trackers who read ice-age life in footprints

Life

Kalahari trackers who read ice-age life in footprints

Generations of archaeologists puzzled over ice-age footprints in French caves – but these three men can read them like a book

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Dawkins: 'I'd rather be remembered for science'

Life

Dawkins: 'I'd rather be remembered for science'

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First ever animals were made of jelly, not sponge

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First ever animals were made of jelly, not sponge

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Chameleon colours predict outcome of lizard duel

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Chameleon colours predict outcome of lizard duel

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The 19 superbugs that rule Earth's hidden depths

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The 19 superbugs that rule Earth's hidden depths

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Feedback: Dinosaurs against climate change

Feedback: Dinosaurs against climate change

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Oldest human genome dug up in Spain's pit of bones

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Oldest human genome dug up in Spain's pit of bones

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Snakes outpacing other vertebrates in race to evolve

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Snakes outpacing other vertebrates in race to evolve

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Synthetic primordial cell copies RNA for the first time

Life

Synthetic primordial cell copies RNA for the first time

Genetic information inside simple cells designed to mimic primordial life has been copied, with the help of a chemical made from citric acid

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Humans

Inbreeding shaped the course of human evolution

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Life

Fire ants writhe to make unsinkable rafts

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Zoologger: The world's most skilful predator

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Life

Got a spare half a million? A Diplodocus could be yours

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