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Science newsMuseum bats digitised to combat future pandemics
Understanding how bats, which are one of nature's largest disease reservoirs, have changed over time can help scientists to identify new disease hotspots.
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NewsScientists find the most distant object ever seen from Earth
Dating back to over 13 billion years ago, HD1 could have formed shortly after the Big Bang, with properties unlike any modern galaxy.
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NewsFossilised leg buried by dinosaur-killing asteroid uncovered in North America
With the finding yet to be published in a scientific journal, debate continues over whether this could be the case.
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Science newsClimate change has caused Britain's butterflies to get bigger
In response to a warming world, many species are physically changing their body sizes.
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