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Three ancient gold bracelets stolen from Romania, brought back from Belgium

Three ancient gold bracelets stolen from Romania, brought back from Belgium
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UK launches environmental science group to assess impacts of deep sea mining

New science network will help 'ensure the best environmental standards are in place' for deep sea mining, according to Defra

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Graham Cowles, head of birds at the Natural History Museum who unearthed the white dodo – obituary

Graham Cowles, the palaeornithologist who has died aged 92, was head of bird collections at the Natural History Museum. In 1974, on the island of Réunion, he discovered the remains of an extinct semi-flightless bird that proved pivotal in solving the mystery of the quasi-mythical “white dodo”.

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Dinosaurs Dominate Earth for 160 Million Years Not Because of Their Size But Due to Their Specialized Stance and Locomotion [Study]

Dinosaurs were faster and more agile than their competitors, researchers have found. Click to read more.

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