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Nature 438, 14-16 (3 November 2005) | doi:10.1038/438014a; Published online 2 November 2005
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Living things from bacteria to humans change their environment, but the consequences for evolution and ecology are only now being understood, or so the 'niche constructivists' claim. Dan Jones investigates.
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