Life
Once we were worms
What could we humans possibly have in common with sea squirts, bag-like creatures that attach themselves to the seafloor and feed by filtering seawater? Simon Conway Morris goes in search of missing links
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Technology
Circuit design evolving in distributed digital world
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Humans
Dawn of human race uncovered
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Humans
Early humans lost hair to beat bugs
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Humans
Doubt cast on age of oldest human art
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Humans
Early chefs left indelible mark on human evolution
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Humans
Farewell, man the hunter?
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Humans
Orangutans swinging culture revealed
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God was his answer
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Humans
Hunted!
Our ancestors headed straight out of the jungle and onto the menu. We've been living with the consequences ever since, says Ken Grimes
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Humans
Adolescence unique to modern humans
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Humans
Painted ladies
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Life
Spoiling for a fight
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Humans
Ancient cave etchings reveal unusual figures
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