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Rare butterfly expanding its ranges

Some species will suffer from climate change while others will thrive — it all depends on their interactions with other species.

Arachnophobia cured within three hours

Brain scans show long-term effects of therapy to reduce fears.

Ancient creature brought back to life with 3D model

A highly advanced computer model shows how an early tetrapod heaved itself out of primordial water.

Nomads in the galaxy

There could be quadrillions of planets adrift in the Milky Way.

Fixing hearts with skin cells

Skin cells can be transformed into heart muscle cells.

Tea could mask Olympic doping

Green and white teas can hide the presence of testosterone.

Paralysed patients control robotic arm with their minds

Technology provides hope for paralysed patients to lead more independent lives.

What stalagmites tell us about climate change

Cave formations can act as prehistoric weather stations.

Endangered seagrasses can store carbon

Scientists estimate that seagrass meadows can store as much carbon as a forest.

Cancer can be tracked with Google

Scientists are using search engine algorithims to find cancer biomarkers.

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