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Teeth evolution in mammals not a one-time affair

London, Nov 1 : The discovery of a new species of fossilized mammal from the Jurassic era has led scientists to suggest that the basic tooth template shared by all mammals today evolved independent

Red meat and bacon in moderation not harmful: Food Industry

London, Nov 1 : The red meat industry has united to protest against the World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) Report, which has linked red and processed meat to a range of common cancers including brea

Harvard scientists create colourful 'brainbow' images of the nervous system

London, November 1 : Neuroscientists at Harvard University have for the first time created distinctly colourful images of the brain and nervous system by combining multiple fluorescent proteins in

Here’s why we sometimes hear sounds that come from nowhere

London, Nov 1 : Researchers at Johns Hopkins have identified how the developing auditory system triggers brain activity in the absence of sound.

Downgrade Christmas to improve race relations: UK think-tank

London, Nov 1 : A public policy think-tank has recommended downgrading Christmas celebrations in order to favour festivals from other religions to improve race relations in Britain.

Spiders turn on their stripes at night to lure prey

London, Nov 1 : A new study has found that during night time spiders lure unsuspecting prey using coloured abdomen stripes, which are otherwise hidden in the daylight.

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