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Plantwatch: Why dandelions should be left to grow in spring

www.silverguide.site – These simple flowers, which bloom earlier than many others, are a rich source of nectar and pollen for insects…
Plantwatch: Why dandelions should be left to grow in spring
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Amateur archaeologists unearth winged goddess at Hadrian’s Wall

www.silverguide.site – Exclusive: Married volunteer diggers discover stone relief at site of Roman fort Vindolanda in Northumberland…
Amateur archaeologists unearth winged goddess at Hadrian’s Wall
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Brain tumour diagnosis could be made within hours, say researchers

www.silverguide.site – New testing method means treatments could start sooner, possibly before patient leaves the operating table…
Brain tumour diagnosis could be made within hours, say researchers
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Starwatch: Boötes, the herdsman ploughing the heavens

www.silverguide.site – Prominent constellation in the northern hemisphere’s spring night sky is associated with Canes Venatici, the hunting dogs…
Starwatch: Boötes, the herdsman ploughing the heavens
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Geoff Wain obituary

www.silverguide.site – Other lives: Educationist and teacher trainer whose enthusiasm for popularising mathematics led to the opening of the first maths discovery centre in the UK…
Geoff Wain obituary
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Junk science, vaccine refusers and the return of smallpox: what worries one of Australia’s top epidemiologists

www.silverguide.site – More than five years into the Covid pandemic, Guardian Australia asks Raina MacIntyre: what’s the next big threat to public health, and are we up to the challenge?…
Junk science, vaccine refusers and the return of smallpox: what worries one of Australia’s top epidemiologists
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Marked decline in semicolons in English books, study suggests

www.silverguide.site – Usage of punctuation down almost half in two decades as further research finds 67% of British students rarely use it…
Marked decline in semicolons in English books, study suggests
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How the world of work has lured Barbie out of high heels

www.silverguide.site – Scientific study of 3,000 dolls down the decades shows most now wear flats…
How the world of work has lured Barbie out of high heels
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UK women driven to unregulated sperm donors by high treatment costs, experts say

www.silverguide.site – One unregistered sperm donor who claims to have fathered 180 children has sought access to four children in the UK…
UK women driven to unregulated sperm donors by high treatment costs, experts say
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US doctors rewrite DNA of infant with severe genetic disorder in medical first

www.silverguide.site – Gene-editing breakthrough has potential to treat array of devastating genetic diseases soon after birth, scientists say…
US doctors rewrite DNA of infant with severe genetic disorder in medical first
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Feathered fossil provides clues about how earliest birds first took flight

www.silverguide.site – ‘Beautifully preserved’ Archaeopteryx has tertial feathers that appear to have been key to making it aerodynamic…
Feathered fossil provides clues about how earliest birds first took flight
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Moment of heart’s formation captured in images for first time

www.silverguide.site – Time-lapse footage reveals cardiac cells in a mouse embryo begin to organise themselves during early development…
Moment of heart’s formation captured in images for first time
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Did you solve it? Are you craftier than a cat burglar?

www.silverguide.site – The answers to today’s puzzles…
Did you solve it? Are you craftier than a cat burglar?
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Can you solve it? Are you craftier than a cat burglar?

www.silverguide.site – Don’t run out of rope!…
Can you solve it? Are you craftier than a cat burglar?
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Starwatch: Tracking Virgo across the spring sky

www.silverguide.site – While faint, the constellation still makes a big impression because of its sheer size…
Starwatch: Tracking Virgo across the spring sky
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$101m longevity research prize aims to ‘shatter the limits’ on ageing

www.silverguide.site – Teams vie for place on shortlist for XPrize Healthspan, the richest prize yet in the longevity field…
$101m longevity research prize aims to ‘shatter the limits’ on ageing
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Part of Soviet-era spacecraft to crash to Earth this weekend

www.silverguide.site – Lander probe of Kosmos 482, launched in 1972, is expected to re-enter the atmosphere some time from 9 to 10 May…
Part of Soviet-era spacecraft to crash to Earth this weekend
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Chimps’ rhythmic drumming could shed light on music’s evolutionary roots

www.silverguide.site – Research found chimpanzees drum with non-random rhythms that suggest building blocks of music may predate humans by millions of years…
Chimps’ rhythmic drumming could shed light on music’s evolutionary roots
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Chris Gathercole obituary

www.silverguide.site – Other lives: Clinical psychologist who advocated for people with learning disabilities…
Chris Gathercole obituary
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Starlings form ‘friendships’ to help each other with breeding, study finds

www.silverguide.site – Superb starlings seen to build reciprocal relations in which they return favours when a ‘helper’ has offspring of its own…
Starlings form ‘friendships’ to help each other with breeding, study finds
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