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| HOW DOLPHINS MAY USE A MATHEMATICAL TRICK TO FIND FISH | Published: 18/07/12 |
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Dolphins may be able to perform a trick to locate weak fishy signals amongst scores of bubbles. Human sonar operators could learn to do the same to detect sea mines
| TINY TUG OF WAR IN CELLS UNDERPINS LIFE | Published: 02/12/12 |
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The minuscule forces that allow cells to divide in a teeny tug of war have been measured for the first time...
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| WEAVER ANTS HELP FLOWERS GET THE BEST POLLINATOR | Published: 01/12/12 |
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The Singapore rhododendron is the first flower found to recruit ants to chase small bee varieties – which make poor pollinators – away...
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| GIANT TORTOISES BOUNCE BACK IN THE GALAPAGOS | Published: 30/11/12 |
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A slow and steady rescue mission has seen the population of the iconic creatures on Española Island leap from just 12 into the thousands...
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| ENDANGERED PRIMATES CAUGHT IN CONGOLESE CONFLICT | Published: 28/11/12 |
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As the UN warns of a growing humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the advance of the M23 rebels also puts the region's gorillas and chimps at risk...
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| DNA IMAGED WITH ELECTRON MICROSCOPE FOR THE FIRST TIME | Published: 28/11/12 |
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The famous twists of DNA's double helix have been seen with the aid of an electron microscope and a silicon bed of nails...
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| CONDUCTING THE FIDDLERS: ROBOTIC CRAB CLAWS | Published: 27/11/12 |
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You've just approached the most attractive male you've ever seen when a giant hand plucks you aloft. Returned to earth, you see five flexing men waving at you…...
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| LAKE LIFE SURVIVES IN TOTAL ISOLATION FOR 3000 YEARS | Published: 26/11/12 |
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The discovery of strange, plentiful bacteria in a lake sealed beneath ice boosts the chance that extraterrestrial life might exist...
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| OUR TRUE DAWN: PINNING DOWN HUMAN ORIGINS | Published: 26/11/12 |
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The argument over when our lineage split from chimps is about to be settled, with colossal consequences for prehistory, finds Catherine Brahic...
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| SOCIAL BEE-HAVIOUR: THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES | Published: 23/11/12 |
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Bees have a brain the size of a pinhead, yet their daily activities rival the range of behaviours seen in many mammals...
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| RECKLESS FOREST PLANTS LIVING ON THE EDGE | Published: 23/11/12 |
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Drought-induced stress can cause gas blockages in plants' water tubes - a new study shows that even rainforest species are at risk...
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