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Neanderthal brains 'grew more slowly'
A new study shows that Neanderthal brains developed more slowly than ours.
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Birds 'churring' is a sign isles' shipwreck rats dying out
The call of storm petrels are recorded for the first time on islands where rats came ashore from shipwrecks.
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How business is driving the new space race
Why firms are spending millions to beat each other into orbit
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Bright sparks
The fast-growing US solar industry is at odds with itself - and the decision may be left to Trump.
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Sir David Attenborough on his hunt for the Kimodo Dragon
Sir David Attenborough spoke to the BBC about Zoo Quest, the environment and the planet's future.
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Ancient DNA sheds light on African history
DNA from ancient remains is used to reconstruct thousands of years of population history in Africa.
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Plant-eating dinosaurs 'strayed from veggie diet'
The idea of plant-eating dinosaurs having a strict vegetarian diet is called into question.
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The lecture that changed biology
Evolutionary biologist Matthew Cobb unpicks a lecture that, sixty years ago, set the course for the genetic revolution.
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Moving on up
The people of the Guna Yala archipelago, off the Panama coast, may be among the first island communities to leave their homes and move onshore.
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'What I saw'
In this photo essay, photographer Clayton Conn shares his experience of the Mexico City earthquake.
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UK strikes research deal with US in run-up to Brexit
The UK and US reach an agreement that aims to allow freer movement of research equipment and scientists
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'We are planning weekly rocket launches'
The small satellite industry is the fastest growing part of the space sector "and they all require launch" says Rocket Lab boss Peter Beck.
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UK scientists edit DNA of human embryos
Understanding the first moments of life could lead to better IVF and explain why women miscarry.
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Owls hold secret to ageless ears
Barn owls keep their acute sense of hearing into old age, scientists have discovered.
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Neolithic Orkney rivalries detailed in new study
Rivalries in Orkney more than 4,500 years ago led to competition between communities, according to new research.
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Paris climate aim 'still achievable'
The ambitious goal of limiting global warming to 1.5C is still within reach, a study indicates.
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Size matters when it comes to extinction risk
The biggest and the smallest of the world's fish, birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles are most at risk of dying out.
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Horsey seal injured by flying ring 'making recovery'
Volunteers came to the aid of a seal after its neck was trapped within a plastic flying ring.
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The man trying to save bats' lives
Meet Dr Matt Zeale who is leading a team of conservationists tracking the rare barbastrelle bat.
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Rhino horn smuggled as jewellery
Rhino horn is being processed into bangles, beads and bracelets, a charity's investigation reveals.
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