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Too much testosterone disrupts family life

Men with lots of testosterone in their bodies tend to give their children less attention compared to those with less of the hormone

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Did two species mix to make butterflies?

Life

Did two species mix to make butterflies?

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Winners wear red: How colour twists your mind

Life

Winners wear red: How colour twists your mind

Features

Evolution 2.0: On the origin of technologies

Life

Evolution 2.0: On the origin of technologies

Opinion

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Survival in a post-apocalypse blackout

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Where does white skin come from?

Life

Where does white skin come from?

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Why geeks get the girls

Life

Why geeks get the girls

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Pterosaur tracks show it touched down like a bird

Life

Pterosaur tracks show it touched down like a bird

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Earliest fired knives improved stone age tool kit

Life

Earliest fired knives improved stone age tool kit

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Humans may have learned to walk in the trees

Life

Humans may have learned to walk in the trees

Chimps and gorillas walk on their knuckles, but that doesn't mean our ancestors did, according to a new survey of ape wrist bones

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Life

Review: Not a Chimp by Jeremy Taylor

Books & Arts

Life

Why humans can't navigate out of a paper bag

Features

Life

Why humans can talk and chimps can't

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Life

Seafood gave us the edge on the Neanderthals

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