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Population paradox: Why richer people have fewer kids

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Population paradox: Why richer people have fewer kids

Given more resources most animals have more offspring, yet for humans it's the opposite. Why? And how will our choices affect the future of humanity?

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The Photo Ark: We have to see them to save them

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The Photo Ark: We have to see them to save them

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Babies know good from evil – is this morality?

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Babies know good from evil – is this morality?

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English guidebook opens China's floral treasure chest

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English guidebook opens China's floral treasure chest

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Complete skull of 1.8-million-year-old hominin found

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Complete skull of 1.8-million-year-old hominin found

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Did Africa's Great Lakes boost our ancestors' brains?

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Did Africa's Great Lakes boost our ancestors' brains?

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Chimp calls suggest language evolved from a song

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Chimp calls suggest language evolved from a song

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Hunter-gatherers got on fine with Europe's first farmers

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Hunter-gatherers got on fine with Europe's first farmers

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Life's purpose: Can animals guide their own evolution?

Life

Life's purpose: Can animals guide their own evolution?

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Why we are all accidental musicians

Life

Why we are all accidental musicians

Music makes us smarter because it lets us practise living with uncertainty, argues Jay Schulkin in Reflections on the Musical Mind

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The secret life of science in the second world war

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Life

Prehistoric avian had unique dual-purpose tail

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Hunter, gatherer… architect? Civilisation's true dawn

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Texan creationism showdown may 'contaminate' textbook

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