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Kelp wanted: Pioneering the seaweed farm of the future

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Kelp wanted: Pioneering the seaweed farm of the future

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Spark of life revisited thanks to electric bacteria

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Meet the electric life forms that live on pure energy

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Meet the electric life forms that live on pure energy

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Amphibians' swim stroke has lasted 270 million years

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Amphibians' swim stroke has lasted 270 million years

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World's most endangered seal seen wrestling octopus

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World's most endangered seal seen wrestling octopus

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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

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Famine puts next two generations at risk of obesity

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Animal tests rise in Britain despite government pledge

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Should you eat wheat? The great gluten debate

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

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Killer frog fungus could be its own nemesis

Dead spores of a lethal chytrid fungus could serve as a vaccine to protect amphibians against the disease

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Time for some grains of truth about wheat and gluten

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Evolution of placentas upended fish sexual politics

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Skin's ability to 'smell' seems to help it heal itself

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Sex, health, muscle, sport: Testosterone myths busted

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