The Guardian
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[:es] Contraceptive pill linked with reduced risk of ovarian cancer[:]
[:es]Researchers not sure apparent protective effect extends to progestin only products such as mini pill and implants[:]
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[:es]First known omnivorous shark species identified [:]
[:es]60% of the bonnethead shark’s diet is made up of seagrass, which they happily graze upon as well as eating fish, crabs, snails and shrimp[:]
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[:es]Origin of the species: where did Darwin’s finches come from? [:]
[:es]Galápagos finches have been the subject of a plethora of evolutionary studies, but where did the first ones come from?[:]
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[:es]Darwin comes to town: how cities are creating new species [:]
[:es]From the nut-cracking crows of Sendai to ‘Turdus urbanicus’ (the new urban blackbird), animals are changing their behaviour and evolution in cities – and in dramatic and surprising ways[:]
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[:es]Genetically modified babies given go ahead by UK ethics body [:]
[:es]The Nuffield Council on Bioethics says changing the DNA of a human embryo could be ‘morally permissable’ if it is in the child’s best interests[:]
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[:es]First confirmed image of a newborn planet revealed [:]
[:es]Nascent planet seen carving a path through the disc of gas and dust surrounding the very young star PDS70[:]
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[:es]Scientists develop thermal camouflage that can fool infrared cameras [:]
[:es]Invention can make an object appear to have the same temperature as its background[:]
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[:es]Synthetic biology raises risk of new bioweapons, US report warns [:]
[:es]Report warns that swift progress in our ability to manufacture viruses is making us vulnerable to biological attacks[:]
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[:es]The most likely cradles for life inside our solar system [:]
[:es]Scientists still believe it possible that extraterrestrial life could flourish in our own neighbourhood[:]