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AnthropoceneHow natural history museums can help fight future pandemics
Data on three bat families will be released on an open platform and made available to researchers all over the world.
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Science newsSeals have evolved two different ways to swim
Seals either swim with their tails or with their flippers.
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NewsOldest human burial in Africa has been discovered in a cave in Kenya
Dating to roughly 78,000 years old, the grave is the oldest human burial discovered in Africa to date.
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Science newsNot feeding as a tadpole speeds up frog evolution
Frog skulls have revealed that a frog's environment is the main driver of its skull shape, but that tadpole feeding behaviour influences how fast frogs evolve.
