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November

Science news

The world's smallest elephants led unusually long lives

Ancient elephants that would have been born the size of a puppy lived for decades more than previously thought.

29 November 2021

Science news

Neanderthals grew up faster than humans to power brain growth

Neanderthals lived fast and died young, developing their teeth earlier than humans to power their rapid growth. 

24 November 2021

News

Ancient animals show how elephants got their tusks

The fossils of 'very weird animals' have helped show how elephants and walruses may have evolved their iconic tusks. 

6 November 2021

News

The deadly effects of sewage pollution on nature

Sewage in Britain's waterways has been hitting the headlines recently. But what effect does raw waste have on our rivers, streams and oceans? 

4 November 2021

News

Potential new human species may redraw the family tree

A new ancestor of modern humans with the potential to rip up the family tree has been tentatively named.

3 November 2021

News

Origin of domestic horses uncovered in central Asia

Domesticated horses are about three centuries younger than the Pyramids of Giza, researchers have found, as they uncover the origin of all domestic horses. 

1 November 2021

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