Using pollen to solve a murder
Forensic palynology is the use of pollen and spores to solve crimes. From drugs trafficking to fake honey and murders to arson, pollen...
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On the edge of loss
A new analysis of global vegetation cover has shown that 70% of the world's forests are within 1 km of the forest edge. This means that...
Evolving up
Anyone who has been the Netherlands, especially those of us who are average UK height, will have noticed just how tall the Dutch are!...
Zombie worms of the Cretaceous
What happens to giant marine animals, like whales, when they die and sink? Well once the soft parts have been scavenged, you might...
Dining on dinosaur
What would a dinosaur taste like? We have pictures from books, ideas of how they sound from films and we can imagine what their skin...
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