Zoology
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New to nature No 75: Leptobrachium bompu
10 Jun 2012: A new species of frog discovered in India is distinguished by its striking blue eyes, says Quentin Wheeler
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20 Jun 2012:
The Booker prize winner has collaborated with musicians to create An Axolotl Odyssey, a symphony in honour of the almost-extinct Mexican creature. It will be performed at London's Natural History Museum on 23 June – but hear a snatch of DBC Pierre's words here first
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18 Jun 2012:
Help us popularise 10 more British species by giving them a colourful common name
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11 Jun 2012:
David Hone: New species of dinosaur are identified at an average rate of one a week, but only a minority break into the mainstream media
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10 Jun 2012:
The whiptail lizard has found a novel way to cope with loneliness
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10 Jun 2012: A new species of frog discovered in India is distinguished by its striking blue eyes, says Quentin Wheeler
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10 Jun 2012:
Tourism will wreck the wonders of the Galápagos – where animal and plant life is being wiped out by the arrival of aggressive new species – unless action is taken soon, writes Carole Cadwalladr
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9 Jun 2012:
Landmark polar research about the Adélie penguin's sex life by Captain Scott's expedition, deemed too shocking for the public 100 years ago, is unearthed at the Natural History Museum
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9 Jun 2012:
Paul Barrett: News that dinosaurs were not the lumbering beasts that Jurassic Park led us to believe shows that science is not infallible
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7 Jun 2012:
David Hone: The fossil heritage of countries like Mongolia and China is being sold off while nations like the UK turn their backs
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3 Jun 2012: A tiny relative of the grasshopper has been identified from a single specimen in remote Belize, says Quentin Wheeler
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27 May 2012:
Even though this Spanish mystery bird comes from a large family, few of its fellow family members reside in Europe
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27 May 2012:
This Ethiopian mystery bird shares its common family name with a number of other avian taxa that are not related
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27 May 2012:
Books, books, beautiful books! This is a list of biology, ecology, environment, natural history and animal books that are (or will soon be) available to occupy your bookshelves (or your library's bookshelves) and your thoughts.
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27 May 2012: This fine insect species, known only from a rivulet near Laguna Querococha in Peru, could be a damsel in distress, writes Quentin Wheeler
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Gallery (17 pictures),
25 May 2012:
A napping panda, hungry serpent eagle and runaway humboldt penguin are among this week's pick of images from the natural world
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