Life
Evolution's big bang: How life on Earth took off
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New Scientist: The Collection - Life on Earth: Origins, Evolution, Extinction
Life
Stunning fossils: Dinosaur death match
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Life
Adapt first, mutate later: Is evolution out of order?
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Life
Meet your maker: Homing in on the ancestor of all life
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Life
Sorry, tiger: Why we should save weird species first
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Earth
No more primal soup: Creating life without water
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Earth
My verdict on Gaia hypothesis: beautiful but flawed
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Earth
Lifeless Earth: What if everything died out tomorrow?
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Earth
Gaia's comeback: How life shapes the weather
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Life
Dawn of the water eaters: How Earth got its oxygen
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Earth
How was Earth's life kindled under a cold sun?
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Life
Evolution's detectives: Closing in on missing links
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Fossils: Signs of early life
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Fossils: Not just bones and stones
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Life
Life: is it inevitable or just a fluke?
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Life
One-way evolution: The ladder of life makes a comeback
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Life
First life: The search for the first replicator
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Life
Unnatural selection: How humans are driving evolution
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Life
Why evolution is going nowhere fast
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Mass extinctions: A brief history of catastrophe
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Life
Evolution's X factor: Shuffling up new species
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Life
Hydrogen bombshell: Rewriting life's history
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Life
Evolvability: How to cash in on the genetic lottery
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Earth
Gaia's evil twin: Is life its own worst enemy?
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Life
The Ordovician: Life's second big bang
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Life
Evolution: 24 myths and misconceptions
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Earth
Ediacarans: the 'long fuse' of the Cambrian explosion?
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