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Manners maketh man: how disgust shaped human evolution

Life

Manners maketh man: how disgust shaped human evolution

A key factor in our evolution is so deeply ingrained in our lives that we barely notice it. Disgustologist Valerie Curtis lifts the lid on manners

Opinion

Mind games: From Ancient Greece to Schrödinger's cat

Life

Mind games: From Ancient Greece to Schrödinger's cat

Features

Thoughts: The inside story

Life

Thoughts: The inside story

Features

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Life

Crime-scene DNA extracted from single hair

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Heart of glass could be key to banking organs

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Heart of glass could be key to banking organs

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Health

Cells inside a body reprogrammed to become stem cells

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Grey wolf's future hinges on taxonomic row

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Grey wolf's future hinges on taxonomic row

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Life

Deep trawling: no plaice for complacency

Opinion

The genes that make you a true individual

Life

The genes that make you a true individual

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Life

Mosquitofish are efficient lovers

Male mosquitofish with many predators may have evolved genitalia that are suited to speedy love-making

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Life

The matrix: the secret to superhealing regeneration

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What makes the purrfect pet?

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Health

3D-printed pump keeps damaged hearts beating in time

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Life

Predators learn to see through incredible camouflage

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