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Earth’s climatic past illuminates future South Asian monsoon patterns
Marsupial embryos lack the epigenetic reset seen in placental mammals
Genomes from a four-generation family reveal the rate of new mutations
DeepMind unveils ‘spectacular’ general-purpose science AI
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Black hole flings out clumps of gas
Black hole fly-by modelled with landmark precision
Immune control of metastatic cancer at the edge of the central nervous system
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Fossil claw marks show reptiles arose much earlier than thought
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