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17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 39 of frogs in the wild in which the disease has been eradicated. Now there is a feeling among co ...

40 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 when animal diseases spill over into other species. Luckily, we are making progress. We know w ...

17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 41 they are evolving resistance to the fungus. As well as trying to save frogs from chytrid, peop ...

42 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 use, and it seemed likely that chytrid came with them. However, more recent evidence points to ...

17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 43 America. “There are increasingly global bans on movement of amphibians that are known to be ve ...

44 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 Features “We have a chance to no longer be subject to the whims of the cosmos” To become an in ...

17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 45 C HRIS MASON likes to think about the future. He isn’t dreaming about a summer holiday, or eve ...

46 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 A plan for humans beyond Earth Join Chris Mason at our online event on Thursday 15 July, or ca ...

17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 47 Can you tell me about the last phase of your plan, and particularly the idea of a generation s ...

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17 July 2021 | New Scientist | 51 The back pages BY AH _F OT OB OX -^ A ND RE AS *H /G ET TY IM AG ES Clare Wilson is a reporter ...

52 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 Quick crossword #87 Set by Richard Smyth Scribble zone Answers and the next cryptic crossword ...

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54 | New Scientist | 17 July 2021 Flat out When cycling over rough ground, am I more likely to avoid a puncture by riding slowly ...

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The universe’s first billion years were when darkness gave way to light. Hundreds of times the size of our sun and a million tim ...

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