The Guardian
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Fossil hunters discover new giant ancient predator
Carnivorous amphibian Metoposaurus algarvensis grew to the size of a small car and dates back to the Late Triassic Period
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Circular thinking: Stonehenge’s origin is subject of new theory
Whether it was a Druid temple, an astronomical calendar or a centre for healing, the mystery of Stonehenge has long been a source of speculation and debate. Now a dramatic […]
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IVF test improves chances of implantation by pinpointing fertility window
Clinical trials underway after scientists in Madrid pioneer technique which hones in on woman’s optimum time for treatment
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Nasa finds evidence of a vast ancient ocean on Mars
A huge primitive ocean covered one-fifth of the red planet’s surface, making it warm, wet and ideal for alien life to gain a foothold, scientists say
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Mouse gene could help produce TB-resistant cattle, study shows
Breakthrough as scientists in China produce genetically modified animals that are more difficult to infect with tuberculosis
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Daily pill Truvada cuts spread of HIV by 86%, study shows
Study looking at transmission among men who have sex with men recruited 545 participants at high risk of contracting HIV
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What goes on inside a proton?
Quarks and gluons make weird slopes and shapes inside the proton. Understanding them precisely was important for the first results from Cern’s Large Hadron Collider, and continues to be so […]
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Even cockroaches have different personalities, scientists find
Different personalities are thought to help the survival of the species because it increases the chances of at least some surviving when disaster strikes
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Dr Hannah Fry: the mathematical models that underpin our sexual success
How mathematical modelling underpins everything from the possibility of finding a partner to the number of sexual partners we have in a lifetime.
