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Chimps 'more evolved' than humans

Perhaps humans are not the pinnacle of evolutionary success – chimpanzees are the more evolved species, according to new genetic research

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Interview: Darwin in the blood

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Interview: Darwin in the blood

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Darwin's take on Gray's anatomy

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Species evolve faster in cooler climes

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Species evolve faster in cooler climes

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Are we born prejudiced?

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Are we born prejudiced?

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Editorial: We must face our prejudicial urges

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Editorial: US must incentivise carbon cuts

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Pubic lice leapt from gorillas to early humans

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Pubic lice leapt from gorillas to early humans

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The Neanderthal within

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The Neanderthal within

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Wild chimps use spears to hunt bush babies

The latest revelation from the savannah destroys yet another cherished notion of human uniqueness

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A taste for milk shows evolution in action

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Early Europeans unable to stomach milk

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Spear-wielding chimps snack on skewered bushbabies

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Humans take control of evolution

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