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Chimpanzee culture ‘more similar’ to humans’ than previously realised, researchers say

Independent - 24 January 2022

Cumulative learning processes required to solve complex problems are closer to human type behaviours than had been recognised before

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Foetus in first ever pregnant Egyptian mummy was preserved as it ‘pickled’ in woman’s body, say scientists

Independent - 24 January 2022

Mummification made foetus environment similar to one which preserves ancient bodies in swamps

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Omicron sub-variant BA.2 ‘under investigation’ by UK health officials

Independent - 23 January 2022

Further analysis to be carried out into BA.2, says UK Health Security Agency

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Omicron sub variant BA.2 ‘under investigation’ by UK health officials

Independent - 21 January 2022

Further analysis to be carried out into BA.2, says UK Health Security Agency

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Was there really a Turkish harem on the Acropolis of Athens?

Independent - 21 January 2022

There might be more Greek myth than fact to the idea the Turks used the Acropolis as a harem, writes Janric van Rookhuijzen

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Have we spotted the birth of a black hole?

Independent - 20 January 2022

We are learning more and more about the mysteries of black holes, and now we may have identified the birth of one, writes Daniel Perley

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The sounds of mosquito mating rituals may help us fight malaria

Independent - 20 January 2022

Research has helped us to understand the mating rituals of mosquitos, this might help us to collapse mosquito populations, writes Joerg T Albert

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Scientists find world’s deepest-swimming squid ever 6km under water

Independent - 19 January 2022

Findings suggest some squids and octopuses may live in deep, dark ocean trenches closer to the sea floor

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Fossil reveals spiky armoured dinosaur was sluggish, deaf, and less socially active

Independent - 17 January 2022

Study provides fresh insights about dinosaur’s sense of equilibrium and audition

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How do we really deal with asteroids heading for Earth?

Independent - 13 January 2022

‘Don’t look up’ is fiction, but the truth is that there are several asteroids heading towards Earth, so how do we really deal with these ‘planet destroyers’? Monica Grady explains

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

Government needs to take action as 80% of UK drivers won’t buy electric vehicles due to rise in electricity costs

EverCraft Ecotechnologies creates future market with innovative solution from ecoCNTs

Unilever raises full-year sales forecasts after price hike

What is an after dinner speaker and what do they do

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