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Lazarus species – back from the dead

The number of species on the planet has been estimated at over 8 million, but there are a lot of

It’s now theoretically possible to re-create an extinct animal, provided a sufficient sample of its DNA is found – tar

A friend (h/t Justin) sent me this article a couple of weeks ago – it seems that this summer, the

The lift this morning looked like the scene of a death match between Mud Man and The Incredible Slime Monster,

I’m pretty fond of all things squiddly, so I was concerned that Nature has a post this week about the

The first issue of our Biodiversity Brief newsletter is out, and we’re quite proud of it. A lot of work

I found a great blog t’other day, which I’d like to share. Well, when I say ‘I found’, I mean

Welcome back to Biodiversity Revolution for 2013. Today I’ve got another insectile treat: indeed, a tree insectile treat. It’s called

Bad news for the Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most impressive dive sites and a UNESCO World Heritage

There’s an interesting article in The Conversation today which suggests that climate change may have been responsible for the collapse