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Pollination: Flowers are masters of reproduction

Flower image via Shutterstock Scientists have made a fresh discovery about how flowers reproduce so prolifically. Researchers at Brown University, Rhode Island, in America, have investigated the way flowers control...

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History of a giant salamander (Dicamptodon tenebrosus)

Dicamptodon tenebrosus; Credit: Jeffrey Marsten Multiple influences on the population genetics of a salamander in the American north-west have been uncovered by the Rachael Y. Dudaniec, Stephen F. Spear, John...

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LED street lights save millions each year

GE's Evolve LED Roadway, Las Vegas; Credit GE LED street lighting is saving millions of dollars each year on town and city electricity bills in America and further afield. Around...

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They're after Iceman Oetzi's 5300-year-old blood!

You can't resist the Oetzi iceman magic - maybe he was buried ceremonially because he was someone special! Credit: © South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology/EURAC/Marco Samadelli-Gregor Staschitz Our friend from...

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Fossil fish: Rebellatrix the 'rebel coelacanth'

Coelacanth Rebellatrix; Artwork by Michael Skrepnick A new ancient killer fish fossil found in Canada has been described for the first time. The extinct species of 'rebel coelacanths' is thought...

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Groundwater resources mapped in Africa

Water collection at a borehole by children in Salima, Malawi; Water collection image via Shutterstock As water use increases throughout the world, Africa could be said to be lagging behind...

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The Game of Life

Which piece would you be in chess or Risk, The Sims or shoot-em-ups, we all play games that simulate war, economics and life itself - Game of chess via Shutterstock...

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