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NewsOldest known mammal tooth cavities offer glimpse of the world 54 million years ago
Our ancient relatives had a sweet tooth, researchers have found, after uncovering the oldest-known mammalian cavities.
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What on Earth?Mutualism: eight examples of species that work together to get ahead
In nature, species will sometimes form unexpectedly close bonds and work to their mutual benefit.
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NewsGuillemots dying in 'unprecedented' numbers off the UK coast
Concerns have been raised after reports of 'unprecedented' deaths amongst guillemots in the north of the UK.
17 September 2021 -
NewsPolars bears lose genetic diversity as sea ice loss divides populations
Polar bears are becoming less diverse as sea ice declines, putting them at an increased risk of extinction.
17 September 2021
