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NewsBizarre filter-feeding pterosaur described from Germany
The ancient flying reptile would have used its toothed snout with a flared end to filter-feed.
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PhD student Carla on exploring how cyanobacteria survive in the cold temperatures of Antarctic lakes.
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Planting a diversity of shrubs, climbers and small trees can help boost biodiversity. October to April is prime planting time, so have your spade at the ready.
