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evolution

Meet the amphibian only its mother could love

Earth

Meet the amphibian only its mother could love

A bug-eyed salamander that looks like ET and a see-through frog are among the weirder species discovered by biologists in a far-flung corner of Ecuador

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Male pond skaters forced to 'sing' for sex

Life

Male pond skaters forced to 'sing' for sex

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Get a grip: Truth about fingerprints revealed

Life

Get a grip: Truth about fingerprints revealed

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Unique roots let plant forage in the snow

Life

Unique roots let plant forage in the snow

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Has the mystery of sex been explained at last?

Life

Has the mystery of sex been explained at last?

Features

Looking like daddy has material rewards

Life

Looking like daddy has material rewards

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Stone Age hunting traps found deep in Great Lakes

Life

Stone Age hunting traps found deep in Great Lakes

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Life

Ancient warfare: Fighting for the greater good

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Apes and humans share a common laughing ancestor

Life

Apes and humans share a common laughing ancestor

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Humans prefer cockiness to expertise

Life

Humans prefer cockiness to expertise

We prefer confident advisers to cautious ones – even when they're wrong, a guessing game suggests

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Humans

How fire made us human

Books & Arts

Life

Hunks get more sex, but there's a price to pay

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Life

Were our earliest hominid ancestors European?

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Life

Six things science has revealed about the female orgasm

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