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Evolution and paleontology
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Snails transmute to guard against danger - Premium content
Changes in shell structure are induced by the presence of predators.
8 August 2008
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'Virophage' suggests viruses are alive - Premium content
Evidence of illness enhances case for life.
6 August 2008
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Caribbean volcanoes implicated in Cretaceous killing spree - Premium content
Osmium isotopes prove origins of mass-extinction event
16 July 2008
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Snakes' venom chemistry varies with age and location - Premium content
Lancehead pitvipers give up their poisonous secrets in first 'venomics' study.
16 July 2008
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The eyes have it - Premium content
Fossilized flatfish settle evolutionary conundrum.
9 July 2008
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Fossilized feathers may hold a trace of colour - Premium content
Pigment remains might help to discern colours and patterns in feathered dinosaurs.
8 July 2008
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In brief: Linnean Society celebrates seminal evolution papers - Premium content
2 July 2008
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Human evolution: Details of being human - Premium content
A difference in one molecule led physician Ajit Varki to question what sets humans apart from other apes. Bruce Lieberman meets a man who sees a big picture in the finer points.
2 July 2008
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Online anthropology draws protest from aboriginal group - Premium content
South African tribe objects to multimedia images of remains.
25 June 2008
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Monkeys understand money - Premium content
Capuchins can appreciate the purchasing power of tokens such as poker chips.
11 June 2008
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