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Changing climate is narrowing options for migrating birds

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This article is taken from European research magazine Horizon as part of our partnership to share natural environment science stories with readers of More than a Dodo. Across an entire desert […]

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Climate Crisis, Horizon Magazine, Research

What colour were the dinosaurs?

9 September 2019by More than a Dodo 2 Comments

This article is taken from European research magazine Horizon as part of our partnership to share natural environment science stories with readers of More than a Dodo.  What colour were the […]

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Earth Collections, Horizon Magazine, Research

Bacteria keep us healthy – but could they keep us young?

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This article is taken from European research magazine Horizon as part of our partnership to share natural environment science stories with readers of More than a Dodo. Our Bacterial World exhibition […]

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Bacterial World, Horizon Magazine, Research

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