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How the cat got its stripes

Dr Jill Johnson explores how various genes work to determine the way our pet moggies look the way they do

War on the world

Tom Ireland explores how pollution and degraded landscapes of war only drive further conflict

Deep trouble

What does commercial-scale deep-sea mining mean for the species inhabiting hydrothermal vents?

Conflicting ideas

Professor Harmit Malik, the latest winner of the Edward Novitski Prize for genetics, talks to The Biologist about his influential work on genetic conflict

Herding the wild

Can ‘rewilding-lite’ help us to restore the biodiversity of abandoned land?

No time to waste

Reducing the impact of bioscience on the world we study 

Something in the air

Ecologist Dr Fabian Roger on using airborne DNA to detect species living nearby

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