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Stargazing in March: A jewel box above our heads

Independent - 9 March 2022

While the gemstones at a jewellery shop owe their kaleidoscopic colours to the variety of elements they contain, a star’s colour depends on only one factor, its temperature, writes Nigel Henbest

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Animals evolved ability to gallop even before they emerged on land, study suggests

Independent - 9 March 2022

Many modern day animals may have lost the ability their ancestors possessed, say scientists

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Ernest Shackleton’s ship HMS Endurance found 107 years after it sank in Antarctic

Independent - 9 March 2022

Expedition director hails find of largely intact vessel as ‘milestone in polar history’

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Stool samples used to diagnose pancreatic cancer in patients

Independent - 8 March 2022

‘This research provides hope that an effective, non-invasive way to diagnose pancreatic cancer early is on the horizon’

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Scientists decode how some spiders team up to hunt in packs of hundreds

Independent - 8 March 2022

Findings may inspire design of artificial systems such as robot swarms that require fast and flexible synchronisation between various components

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Scientists reverse ageing in elderly mice by rejuvenating their tissues

Independent - 8 March 2022

Metabolic molecules in blood of treated animals did not show normal age-related changes

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Fatherless mouse born from unfertilised egg survives to adulthood and gives birth to healthy pups

Independent - 8 March 2022

Findings may lead to novel applications in agriculture, medicine, as well as in the study of genetic disorders in humans

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Biggest genetic ‘family tree’ for humanity developed by scientists

Independent - 7 March 2022

‘Humans are all ultimately related to each other’

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Strange marks in Japanese monkey teeth prompt rethink of human evolution, scientists say

Independent - 7 March 2022

Interpretation of strange grooves in fossil human teeth ‘may need reconsidering,’ say scientists

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Gigantic Megalodon sharks grew to much larger sizes in cooler waters, new study suggests

Independent - 7 March 2022

Findings shed light on how ongoing climate crisis may lead to shifts in marine habitats

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Germany ranks as the worst G10 nation for real wage growth with UK sitting mid-table

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