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9 May 2008
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Top Story: The 'Ides of March'... In January?
By Nicholas Sewell
It's one of Shakespeare's most memorable phrases... Julius Caesar is told by a soothsayer that he should ‘Beware the ides of March'. The play wastes little time delivering the danger and soon we find the dictator murdered by his colleagues -...
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Death of the Dinosaurs
Death of the Dinosaurs
There was a time when dinosaurs thrived on Earth… What caused their...
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The Biggest Extinction on Earth
The Biggest Extinction on Earth
Around 250 million years ago, a huge volcanic eruption triggered a deadly series of events that...
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from An Essay on Man
By Alexander Pope
Know then thyself, presume not God to scan;The proper study of Mankind is Man.Plac'd on this isthmus of a middle...
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The fossil record commences in pre-Cambrian times with organisms resembling bacteria and blue-green algae in deposits 3 billion years old.
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Ancient Plants Among Us!
Photo credit: Elly Vaes 200 year-old seeds were found in the notebook of a Dutch...
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