Charles Darwin

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The Shapeshifting Relationship Between Science and Religion

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The Search for the First Multicellular Lifeform

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The Hidden Mutations That Could Help You Evolve Better

HRD Minister Satyapal Singh. Credit: PTI

BJP MP Satyapal Singh Still Thinks Charles Darwin Got Evolution Wrong

How Erasmus Darwin’s Poetry Prophesied Evolutionary Theory

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What Observing Animals Has Told Us About Altruism in Nature

Anti-cholera inoculation in Calcutta in 1894. Credit: Wellcome Collection, CC BY-SA

Decolonise Science – Time to End Another Imperial Era