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'Beautiful' dinosaur tail found preserved in amber
The tail of a feathered dinosaur has been found perfectly preserved in amber from Myanmar.
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Reconstructed face of Robert the Bruce is unveiled
Historians unveil a digitally-reconstructed image of the face of Scottish king Robert the Bruce nearly 700 years after his death.
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Fire ants could become Australia's worst pest, experts warn
Red fire ants could wreak more damage than rabbits, cane toads and foxes combined, experts warn.
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Giraffes facing 'silent extinction' as population plunges
A dramatic drop in the giraffe population over the past 30 years leaves them vulnerable to extinction.
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DNA clue to how humans evolved big brains
Humans may in part owe their big brains to a DNA "typo" in their genetic code, research suggests.
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Siberia sky lit up by meteor
People in west Siberia have captured footage of what is believed to be a small meteorite.
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Jumping robot inspired by bush babies
Scientists in the US have unveiled an athletic robot which takes its inspiration from bush babies.
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Numbers game
For a second day, Paris is cutting car numbers according to odd or even licence plates. Do such schemes work?
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First photos from Cassini Saturn probe's new orbit
The Cassini spacecraft has sent back the first views from its new orbit around Saturn.
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'Keep poultry inside' amid bird flu risk, keepers told
Poultry keepers have been told to keep their birds inside to protect them from avian flu in Europe.
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Do smoke-free stoves really save lives?
Research has cast doubt on a UN-backed project to reduce pollution-induced illness in the world's poorest children by providing 100 million homes with a smoke-free stove.
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Climate protection gap widening, warns insurance report
Insurance experts warn of a $100bn global "protection gap" due to increased climate change risks.
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Reluctantly casting doubt on 'life-saving' stoves
Research casts doubt on a global mission to use cleaner-burning stoves, to prevent pollution-induced illness in the world's poorest children.
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Google data centres to be 100% renewable-powered by 2017
Google reveals it is on track to offset 100% of data centre and office electricity use with renewable energy.
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Green delight as Trump's Irish wall plans withdrawn
Donald Trump's plan to erect a huge sea wall at his Irish golf course have been withdrawn in the light of stiff opposition.
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Agreement signed in Prestwick spaceport bid
Glasgow Prestwick Airport signs an agreement with Houston Spaceport as it continues its bid to become the UK's first launch site.
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Seal studies reveal secret life
A project is underway to record the underwater behaviour of Britain's grey seals.
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Human evolution 'not over yet'
The regular use of Caesarean sections is having an impact on human evolution, say scientists.
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Scottish fossils tell story of first life on land
Fossils of possibly the earliest backboned four-legged animals to walk have been found in Scotland.
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Robot aircraft take to British skies
Robot aircraft are to be tested in UK airspace to help refine systems that control autonomous planes.
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