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Extinction looms for a bird that has forgotten how to sing

Male Regent honeyeaters can no longer court females successfully

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A tiny creature illuminates an important biological advance

It helps show how the line leading to humans got going

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EU countries pause AstraZeneca’s covid-19 jab over safety fears

An abundance of caution could well backfire

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Are vaccine passports a good idea?

They are likely to make the biggest difference to international travel

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An animal that can regrow its entire body

For some species of sea slug, decapitation is a mere annoyance

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Seagrasses and mangroves can suck carbon from the air

They do an even better job than forests on land

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Face-masks can give the immune system a helpful hand

The key is humidity—and snot

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The race to teach sign language to computers

Paying attention to what deaf users actually want is vital

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Revisiting the work of Donald Harris, father of Kamala

The combative Marxist economist focused on questions related to growth

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