The body: Who owns the bits you leave behind?
From sweat and hair to snot and urine, we constantly shed bodily bits. Is this detritus still part of us, and what does that mean legally?
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The body: The continuum of you
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Are breast milk stem cells the real deal for medicine?
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Earth
Hammerhead sharks are winners of wildlife trade meeting
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Neanderthals may have swapped social lives for big eyes
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Craig Venter close to creating synthetic life
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Cloning record broken 鈥� next up clones from faeces
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Hours after death, we can still bring people back
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Tiny monkey teeth suggest Flores hobbit was a dwarf
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Gang of chimpanzees kills their alpha male
Four lower-ranking chimpanzees have banded together to assassinate their group's leader and take his place
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Bunnies implicated in the demise of Neanderthals
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First mind-reading implant gives rats telepathic power
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Old dog tricks: The survival of the friendliest
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Clone alone: Who needs sex?
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