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Saturday, 17th May 2008

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Invaders musselling in FOR decades, the Scottish blue mussel has been the choice ingredient for discerning diners feasting on moules marinières in London's top Michelin-starred restaurants.

Learning monkey business HAVE you ever wondered how research into animal behaviour is carried out? Now you have a chance to find out, as next week sees the official opening of a multi-million-pound, state-of-the-art primate behaviour research centre at Edinburgh Zoo, where

Planning can make events in our pleasant land even greener TOURISM is at the heart of the social, economic, cultural and environmental wellbeing of Scotland, employing as it does 200,000 people and generating visitor spending of more than £4 billion a year.

'Frightening' future must be avoided to retain the integrity of planet we share NEARLY 200 national governments will say next week that they are unlikely to meet a target of slowing the rate of extinctions of living species by 2010, a failure which could threaten future food supplies.

Warm feet and no red nail polish – two key ingredients of the ideal 1930s wife

Effects of global warming on nature 'already significant'

Jupiter moon 'could be a habitat for life'

Limestone seas absorb carbon

It's no big deal

A bottle of house red please. Oh, and some Hendrix to go with it

DNA to transform fertility treatment

Scots doctors pioneer trial to remove 'mad cow' risk from donated blood

Bacteria find not to be sniffed at

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Food from the edge

Koalas up a gum tree as turns eucalyptus poisonous

£10m centre to aid life sciences

Planet may get too hot for tropical insects, warn scientists

European crown for Scots inventors who revolutionised eye treatment

Ventilator superbug resistant to antibiotics

New television service offers free 80-channel HDTV

Breastfed children have higher IQs, say scientists

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