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Science newsHorns in the Natural History Museum's collection confirmed to be from extinct bluebuck antelope
Only four confirmed specimens are known to science.
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Science newsThree-eyed ‘fossil monster’ could help explain how insects evolved
A marine predator living over 500 million years ago might bridge the gap between insects and their ancient relatives.
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Science newsMost complete frog family tree shows they evolved later than previously thought
The group may have evolved tens of millions of years later than originally thought.
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Almost 99% of all human ancestors may have been wiped out around 930,000 years ago, a new paper has claimed.
31 August 2023
