Bees being distracted by climate changes Herald Scotland
Climate change could be throwing bees out of sync with plants - with males too distracted by females to carry out pollination. Climate change could be throwing bees out of sync with plants - with males too distracted by females to carry out pollination.
Is climate change confusing bees? Warmer springs are altering insect's life ...Daily Mail
Climate change 'making male bees more interested in sex than pollinating flowers'Western Morning News
Climate change is disrupting flower pollination, research showsThe Guardian
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Climate change could be throwing bees out of sync with plants - with males too distracted by females to carry out pollination. Climate change could be throwing bees out of sync with plants - with males too distracted by females to carry out pollination.
Is climate change confusing bees? Warmer springs are altering insect's life ...
Climate change 'making male bees more interested in sex than pollinating flowers'
Climate change is disrupting flower pollination, research shows
DNA shows early Europeans survived the Ice Age The Australian
DNA recovered from the fossilised remains of a man who lived 36,000 years ago suggests early Europeans survived the Ice Age. An international team of scientists also says the DNA from one of the oldest known modern humans shows that interbreeding ...
DNA from 36000-year-old skeleton sheds light on interbreeding between ...Sydney Morning Herald
DNA Pinpoints When Humans and Neanderthals InterbredNBCNews.com
Ancient Russian's DNA sheds light on Neanderthal interbreedingReuters UK
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DNA recovered from the fossilised remains of a man who lived 36,000 years ago suggests early Europeans survived the Ice Age. An international team of scientists also says the DNA from one of the oldest known modern humans shows that interbreeding ...
DNA from 36000-year-old skeleton sheds light on interbreeding between ...
DNA Pinpoints When Humans and Neanderthals Interbred
Ancient Russian's DNA sheds light on Neanderthal interbreeding
Gretna starlings put on spectacular murmuration display BBC News
Starlings have once again been putting on a spectacular display as they gather in huge murmurations at Gretna in the south of Scotland. Tens of thousands of the birds are regularly seen around this time of year near the Dumfries and Galloway town. It is one ...
In pictures: Starlings put on stunning murmurations display in GretnaScotland Now
WATCH: Pitch-black blanket of starlings fill sky in stunning – but unexplained ...Express.co.uk
Stunning starling display capturedDaily Mail
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Starlings have once again been putting on a spectacular display as they gather in huge murmurations at Gretna in the south of Scotland. Tens of thousands of the birds are regularly seen around this time of year near the Dumfries and Galloway town. It is one ...
In pictures: Starlings put on stunning murmurations display in Gretna
WATCH: Pitch-black blanket of starlings fill sky in stunning – but unexplained ...
Stunning starling display captured
Weather's turned a little chilly, deer Express.co.uk
Much of the country was covered in a veil of icy white as temperatures plummeted overnight on Wednesday to as low as -3.8C (25.2F). Autumn temperatures so far have been unseasonably warm but yesterday the cold snap had drivers scraping ice off their ...
Better late than never! Swans arrive at SlimbridgeITV News
Nurton and Nusa lead the first family of Bewick's swans to arrive at WWT ...Gloucester Citizen
Bewick swans: Latest arrival date of Bewick swans to WWT Slimbridge since 1969!Western Daily Press
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Much of the country was covered in a veil of icy white as temperatures plummeted overnight on Wednesday to as low as -3.8C (25.2F). Autumn temperatures so far have been unseasonably warm but yesterday the cold snap had drivers scraping ice off their ...
Better late than never! Swans arrive at Slimbridge
Nurton and Nusa lead the first family of Bewick's swans to arrive at WWT ...
Bewick swans: Latest arrival date of Bewick swans to WWT Slimbridge since 1969!
Alma snaps stunning 'baby picture' of disc 450 light-years away Daily Mail
You'd be forgiven for thinking this incredible picture is an artist's impression of a planet forming around a star. But it is in fact the most detailed real image of a planet's birth ever taken, revealing a phenomenon astronomers could only theorise about a few ...
Planet formation captured in photoBBC News
Revolutionary image shows planets forming around a starCNET
ALMA telescope spies a solar system in process of being bornLos Angeles Times
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You'd be forgiven for thinking this incredible picture is an artist's impression of a planet forming around a star. But it is in fact the most detailed real image of a planet's birth ever taken, revealing a phenomenon astronomers could only theorise about a few ...
Planet formation captured in photo
Revolutionary image shows planets forming around a star
ALMA telescope spies a solar system in process of being born
Humanoids from Plymouth going for gold at robot world cup Western Morning News
They may not be going the full 26.2 miles, but a team of cute miniature robots from Plymouth are hoping to be crowned masters of the marathon at a global competition in China. The Plymouth Humanoids, based at Plymouth University, are pitting their wits ...
World Cup success for Plymouth's star robot athletes?ITV News
Plymouth robots gunning for marathon glory in ChinaPlymouth Herald
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They may not be going the full 26.2 miles, but a team of cute miniature robots from Plymouth are hoping to be crowned masters of the marathon at a global competition in China. The Plymouth Humanoids, based at Plymouth University, are pitting their wits ...
World Cup success for Plymouth's star robot athletes?
Plymouth robots gunning for marathon glory in China
Bats can jam sonar of rivals Herald Scotland
A SPECIES of bat actively jams the sonar of its rivals when foraging for food, scientists have discovered. A SPECIES of bat actively jams the sonar of its rivals when foraging for food, scientists have discovered. The Mexican free-tailed bat emits a specific ...
Bats sabotage rivals' senses with sound in food raceBBC News
Hungry bats in a jamThe Times (subscription)
Bats come with built-in sonar jammers, scientists sayBeta Wired
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A SPECIES of bat actively jams the sonar of its rivals when foraging for food, scientists have discovered. A SPECIES of bat actively jams the sonar of its rivals when foraging for food, scientists have discovered. The Mexican free-tailed bat emits a specific ...
Bats sabotage rivals' senses with sound in food race
Hungry bats in a jam
Bats come with built-in sonar jammers, scientists say
How Sex Organs Got Started: It Was an Evolutionary Quickie NBCNews.com
If you turn over a mouse and a snake to look for their sex organs, you'd probably gain an appreciation for the diversity of genitalia in the animal world. Down near their tails, male mice have penises studded with tiny spines, and female mice have vaginas.
How Boy Bits First Came To BeWGBH NEWS
Origin of man's penis revealedDaily Mail
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If you turn over a mouse and a snake to look for their sex organs, you'd probably gain an appreciation for the diversity of genitalia in the animal world. Down near their tails, male mice have penises studded with tiny spines, and female mice have vaginas.
How Boy Bits First Came To Be
Origin of man's penis revealed
Pterodactyls struggled to get airborne Daily Mail
Think of a pterodactyl and you may imagine a fierce flying predator soaring over volcanoes and prehistoric palms. But the reality for some larger creatures may have been less successful. Engineers have revealed that the size of pterosaurs was limited by their ...
Size mattered for pterosaursSBS
Tricky take-offs may have limited pterodactyl sizeWashington Post
Size mattered for 'flying dragons'Yahoo News UK
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Think of a pterodactyl and you may imagine a fierce flying predator soaring over volcanoes and prehistoric palms. But the reality for some larger creatures may have been less successful. Engineers have revealed that the size of pterosaurs was limited by their ...
Size mattered for pterosaurs
Tricky take-offs may have limited pterodactyl size
Size mattered for 'flying dragons'
Esa spacecraft could discover 70000 planets outside the solar system Daily Mail
A spacecraft called Gaia launched by Esa to map the stars in the Milky Way could be repurposed to find planets in the galaxy, say scientists. They say it could be used to find 70,000 worlds outside the solar system, including many that have previously been ...
We May Find 'Tens Of Thousands' Of Nearby Planets By 2018Forbes
Gaia Satellite 'to Detect 70000 Alien Planets in Milky Way over Next 10 Years'International Business Times UK
Gaia could reveal Tens of Thousands of New PlanetsMaine News Online
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A spacecraft called Gaia launched by Esa to map the stars in the Milky Way could be repurposed to find planets in the galaxy, say scientists. They say it could be used to find 70,000 worlds outside the solar system, including many that have previously been ...
We May Find 'Tens Of Thousands' Of Nearby Planets By 2018
Gaia Satellite 'to Detect 70000 Alien Planets in Milky Way over Next 10 Years'
Gaia could reveal Tens of Thousands of New Planets
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