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Science newsNoisy neighbours: Listening in to nature in cities and towns
Urban soundtracks allow us to listen in to wildlife, from calling birds and shouting foxes to the smaller and quieter animals such as worms and insects.
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Science newsScientists weed out harmful genes to breed better potatoes
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While there are currently only two members of the genus Saurona, many more as-yet-undescribed species are thought to exist.
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