HUMAN ORIGINS A FAMILY FEUD
Features
This week's magazine
20 May 1995
Issue 1978
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Can we afford not to track deadly viruses?
News
High hopes for gene therapy in newborns
News
How to buy a share in Britain’s future
News
Never mind the tritium, watch the plutonium
News
Nuclear sell-off generates the hottest shares in town 鈥�
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鈥� and leaves gas pledge hanging
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We’re browned off says suntan firm
News
Mystery killer stalks Australian waters
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Creaky joints undermine Taj Mahal
News
Music puts consumers in the mood
News
A carbon tax in waiting
News
US hawks eye soft belly of science
News
There ain’t nobody here but us chickens
News
Fears over lead from electric cars ‘unfounded’
News
Jobs on the line
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Keep your hands off my horns
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Boost for accelerator
News
Cleansing art
News
Happy driving
News
Leopard’s last post
News
End of the line for living fossil
News
Poor diets breed deadly viruses
News
Plants take in lodgers to make dinner
News
Flashes from the beginning of the Universe
News
Do lampreys search for streams of bile?
News
Why spiders love the seaside
News
Technology
Cancer pill on trial
News
Technology
Banish smog with a lick of paint
News
Technology
Smallest microscope in the world
News
Technology
Netropolitan 鈥� Usenet
News
Technology
Netropolitan 鈥� Tank Girl
News
Technology
Netropolitan 鈥� Hardcore Hard-disc Harlots
News
Technology
Netropolitan 鈥� Replies
News
Technology
Cyberstudio puts Hollywood in the picture
News
Technology
From cold warriors to credit warriors
News
Technology
Second smear check could save lives
News
Technology
Surgical film resolves sticky situation
News
Features
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The Geological timescale
From all that they can find recorded worldwide in the rocks, geologists have built up a timescale, setting in sequence all the major events that have happened to our planet: it is the keystone to the Earth's 4.6 billion years of evolution
Inside Science
The helix where humans began
Books & Arts
Only disconnect
Books & Arts
Anthropods ate my soul: Bugs in the System
Books & Arts
Test tubes and tapioca at the Tate
Books & Arts
Time, extra terrestrials, nuclear risks and the nature of consciousness
Books & Arts
And the winner is 鈥�
Books & Arts
