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Humans selectively bred canines to give them irresistible ‘puppy-dog eyes’, scientists say

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Selective breeding may have given dogs the ability to form a suite of facial expressions
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Ozone may be weakening one of Earth’s most important cooling mechanisms, study warns

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Changes to ozone levels are responsible for almost a third of global warming we have seen in the past 70 years, researchers say
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Two giant Galapagos tortoises bred in British zoo for first time – by 70 year-old father

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Event marks first time a British zoo has managed to breed the endangered animals
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Mammals bulking up instead of growing bigger brains helped them survive post dinosaur extinction, study says

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Big brains may not always be better to invade new environments or survive extinctions, say scientists
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T rex’s short arms may have lowered bite risk when they hunted and fed in packs, scientists suspect

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Findings are based on new evidence suggesting some T rexes may have hunted in packs
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New secrets of human genome unearthed after missing segments finally sequenced

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Final 8% of the human genome has been mapped, providing scientists with an ‘entirely new understanding of how cells divide’ and opening up new genetic realms to explore
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Scientists decode why Tonga volcanic eruption was so explosive

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Vaporising seawater may have caused lava to fragment into microscopic ash particles
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How do boa constrictors breathe while squeezing their prey?

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It can take up to 45 minutes to constrict and ingest its food, so how exactly is a boa constrictor supposed to breathe during this? Sam Jones has the answer
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How do we investigate when a robot causes an accident?

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What happens when robots don’t do what we want them to, or worse, if they cause harm? Keri Grieman has the answers
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Mobile phone users do not have increased risk of brain tumours, large-scale study shows

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Research shows fears about the impact of mobiles on the brain, reignited following the launch of 5G, are unfounded
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