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Science newsSouth African fossils reveal the lost world of ancient invertebrates
Leeches, mites and plants found at the site are revealing the ecosystems ancient animals walked over 260 million years ago.
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Native mussels in the River Thames are in decline, with some species having disappeared since a landmark study in 1964.
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A chink in the armour of giant South American armadillos may have left them vulnerable to human hunting.
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Science newsUnderstanding the geology of Mars in the hunt for life
Data being collected from the surface of Mars are already providing a glut of information about Jezero crater.
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