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Science newsNew soft tissue analyses show how ammonites lived in Jurassic oceans
New 3D scans of soft tissue show how ammonites functioned.
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What on Earth?Unwanted guests: the weird world of parasitic plants
Most plants get the energy they need through photosynthesis, but some get their nutrition by stealing it from another plant instead. About 1% of flowering plants (around 4,000 species) are parasitic.
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Wildlife photographyWildlife Photographer of the Year: conservation success stories
Scientists, conservationists and wildlife experts are working to secure the futures of some of the world's most threatened species.
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NewsEarth's water may have been formed by solar winds
Solar winds from the Sun could have produced much of Earth's water by irradiating asteroids.
2 December 2021
