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Research roundup: Brains, cancers, dark energy and fish

From wily trumpetfish to dark energy, cancers, and aquaculture, Natalia Emsley highlights the University’s pioneering research this August

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Egg signatures will allow drongos to identify cuckoo forgeries almost every time, study finds

Egg signatures will allow drongos to identify cuckoo forgeries almost every time, study finds
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Egg signatures will allow drongos to identi

Egg ‘signatures’ will allow drongos to identify cuckoo ‘forgeries’ almost every time, study finds. African cuckoos may have met their match with the fork-tailed drongo, which scientists predict can detect and reject cuckoo eggs from their nest on almost every occasion, despite them on average looking almost identical to drongo eggs.

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Cracking the great cuckoo cover-up

African cuckoos may have met their match with the fork-tailed drongo, which scientists predict can detect and reject cuckoo eggs from their nest on almost every occasion, despite them on average looking almost identical to drongo eggs.

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