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Evolution
March 2021
How early humans' quest for food stoked the flames of evolution
A love of complex smells and flavours gave our ancestors an edge and stopped hangovers
Published:
7 Mar 2021
How early humans' quest for food stoked the flames of evolution
Cuttlefish have ability to exert self-control, study finds
Published:
2 Mar 2021
Cuttlefish have ability to exert self-control, study finds
Dragon slayer: how a prehistoric Australian goanna seduced the mighty Komodo
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2 Mar 2021
Dragon slayer: how a prehistoric Australian goanna seduced the mighty Komodo
February 2021
Answer to fossil record puzzle may lie with teenage T rexes, study finds
Absence of smaller dinosaurs may be result of adolescent megatheropods crowding them out
Published:
25 Feb 2021
Answer to fossil record puzzle may lie with teenage T rexes, study finds
End of Neanderthals linked to flip of Earth's magnetic poles, study suggests
Event 42,000 years ago combined with fall in solar activity potentially cataclysmic, researchers say
Published:
18 Feb 2021
End of Neanderthals linked to flip of Earth's magnetic poles, study suggests
Million-year-old mammoth genomes set record for ancient DNA
DNA from teeth found in Siberia permafrost the oldest yet sequenced, pushing science into ‘deep time’
Published:
17 Feb 2021
Million-year-old mammoth genomes set record for ancient DNA
Climate change 'delayed migration of big plant-eating dinosaurs by millions of years'
New study of fossils suggests arrival in northern hemisphere long after meat-eating cousins
Published:
16 Feb 2021
Climate change 'delayed migration of big plant-eating dinosaurs by millions of years'
Oldest skink fossil found in Australian outback may hold key to lizard evolution
Published:
16 Feb 2021
Oldest skink fossil found in Australian outback may hold key to lizard evolution
How should we address Charles Darwin's complicated legacy?
Published:
13 Feb 2021
How should we address Charles Darwin's complicated legacy?
Science Weekly
What can the evolutionary history of turtles tell us about their future? – podcast
What can the evolutionary history of turtles tell us about their future? – podcast
January 2021
Footprints of crocodile-like prehistoric reptile found in Italian Alps
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15 Jan 2021
Footprints of crocodile-like prehistoric reptile found in Italian Alps
Baby shark! Newborn megalodons larger than humans, scientists say
Published:
11 Jan 2021
Baby shark! Newborn megalodons larger than humans, scientists say
December 2020
Siberia permafrost yields well-preserved ice age woolly rhino
Calf carcass from thawing ground in north-east region of Yakutia found with many internal organs intact
Published:
30 Dec 2020
Siberia permafrost yields well-preserved ice age woolly rhino
Early humans may have survived the harsh winters by hibernating
Published:
20 Dec 2020
Early humans may have survived the harsh winters by hibernating
Digital technology reveals secrets of UK's earliest dinosaur
Published:
14 Dec 2020
Digital technology reveals secrets of UK's earliest dinosaur
November 2020
Ancient whale skeleton found in Thailand holds clues to climate change
Scientists hope remains, thought to be up to 5,000 years old, will deepen knowledge of whale species and of rising sea levels
Published:
27 Nov 2020
Ancient whale skeleton found in Thailand holds clues to climate change
Meave Leakey: 'Definitely, Africa is where it all began'
Published:
21 Nov 2020
Meave Leakey: 'Definitely, Africa is where it all began'
Chinese flower has evolved to be less visible to pickers
Published:
20 Nov 2020
Chinese flower has evolved to be less visible to pickers
Remains of new flying reptile species spotted in UK museum drawer
Published:
10 Nov 2020
Remains of new flying reptile species spotted in UK museum drawer
Fossil amphibian hints at earliest evidence of 'slingshot' tongue
Published:
5 Nov 2020
Fossil amphibian hints at earliest evidence of 'slingshot' tongue
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