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22 Oct 2014:
Deinocheirus mirificus, or ‘unusual horrible hand’, had long, clawed forearms, a sail on its back and a duck-like bill
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21 Oct 2014: Rare Edmontosaurus, one of only few mummified dinosaurs in existence, to go on display at North Dakota Heritage Center
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20 Oct 2014:
While most spiders scurry away when confronted, the Brazilian wandering spider stands its ground, says invertebrate expert Dave Clarke
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17 Oct 2014:
A newborn seal pup, a lake turned pink with flamingos and tortoises hitching a ride feature in this week’s pick of images from the natural world
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15 Oct 2014: Scientists believe the now-extinct two-legged sthenurine kangaroo was more than two metres tall and unable to hop
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14 Oct 2014:
The internet and technology have opened up opportunities for amateur scientists – you may discover new planets or species
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14 Oct 2014: Arachnophobic? Terrified by webs and creepy-crawlies? Garden sheds don’t have to be no-go areas – tackle that phobia!
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13 Oct 2014: Scientist says Aegista diversifamilia, a hermaphrodite snail, reflects ‘diversity of sexual orientation in the animal kingdom’
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10 Oct 2014:
Hungry bears, muddy hippos and glorious autumnal scenes feature in this week’s pick of images from the natural world
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9 Oct 2014: Giant dinosaurs fed in different ways new study shows
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9 Oct 2014: Nicola Davis: Iain Valentine, director of Edinburgh zoo’s Giant Panda Project, explains how to help a panda get pregnant
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2 Oct 2014:
The Greeks cast their science from first principles, without troubling to examine the natural world. Aristotle changed everything, argues this elegantly written book. By Henry Gee
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1 Oct 2014:
Pacific walrus unable to find sea ice on which to rest in Arctic waters are coming ashore in record numbers on a beach in north-west Alaska
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30 Sep 2014: Species across land, rivers and seas decimated as humans kill for food in unsustainable numbers and destroy habitats
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22 Sep 2014:
Send Lonesome George on a world tour. #GeorgeWorldTour
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