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Rat stowaways date human arrival in New Zealand

A handy food source and sneaky travelling companion, the rat may have helped produced a firm date for when people arrived on the islands

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Interview: Why our brains are so clumsy

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Interview: Why our brains are so clumsy

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Human remains explain Stonehenge mystery

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Human remains explain Stonehenge mystery

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World's oldest embryo found in fossilised fish

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World's oldest embryo found in fossilised fish

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Nothing beats a home-cooked meal – even for apes

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Religion is a product of evolution, software suggests

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Religion is a product of evolution, software suggests

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Huge hidden biomass lives deep beneath the oceans

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Huge hidden biomass lives deep beneath the oceans

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Gut bugs may have guided the evolution of life

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So you think humans are unique?

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So you think humans are unique?

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16% of US science teachers are creationists

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16% of US science teachers are creationists

A survey reveals that a significant minority of US science teachers believe that human beings were created by God within the last 10,000 years

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Five things humans no longer need

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How culture made your modern mind

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Vestigial organs: Remnants of evolution

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Creationists unveil 'God Lab'

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