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Insufficient sleep seems to result in people feeling older than they are, with a higher "subjective age" previously being linked to depression
Garter snakes may recognise their own scent and react differently when it is altered, hinting at self-awareness in reptiles
Protected zones are meant to let adult fish populations recover from overfishing, but an analysis of 111 sites in the Caribbean finds that this is not happening in most cases
When asked to imagine a hypothetical sexual encounter, bisexual women anticipated that they would be more likely to orgasm with another woman than with a man
The skin microbiome may be a bigger cause of post-operative wound infections than bacteria contaminating hospital equipment
Ground-level ozone, a product of pollution from cars, degrades insect pheromones, and this can result in mismatched mating and sterile offspring
Embryos seem to have a sensor that picks up when nutrients are scarce, prompting them to pause their development until resources become more abundant again
The jawbone of an ichthyosaur uncovered in south-west England has been identified as a new species, and researchers estimate that the whole animal was 20 to 25 metres long
Using genomic data from more than 9500 species, biologists have mapped the evolutionary relationships between flowering plants
Red foxes and Arctic foxes dive headfirst into snow at up to 4 metres per second to catch small rodents, and the shape of their snouts reduces the impact force
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