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6 Apr 2006: The evidence to date suggests that most animals do not ‘have a human-like understanding of the properties of objects and their motion’. ... The Cambridge study suggests that, at least for rooks, this is not the case, and that these birds have the

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3 Mar 2006: is either not economically or logistically feasible to vaccinate all potentially infected animals. ... The Nature paper, ‘Optimal reactive vaccination strategies for a foot-and-mouth outbreak in the UK’ was conducted by researchers at the University

6 Apr 2006: Long-running BBC Television children’s programme Blue Peter visits Cambridge this evening. ... Cambridge has been home to presenters Liz Barker & Konnie Huq over the years.

13 Sep 2006: Scientists from the Cambridge-based British Antarctic Survey (BAS) will be on hand to talk about their latest research and explain why the small, shrimp-like animals called krill are so ... The University Museum of Zoology is on Downing Street in

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12 Jul 2006: chickens. This work is fundamental to the eventual development of intervention strategies, including animal vaccines, with the intention of reducing the amount of Salmonella bacteria passed from infected animals to humans. ... Research teams will be

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22 Dec 2006: In most animals, females invest more in raising offspring, with the result that males compete intensely to gain access to fertile females. ... To better understand the causes of this aggression, behavioural ecologist Professor Tim Clutton-Brock of the

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13 Jun 2006: Search. Search. T. rex comes to Cambridge. News. T. rex comes to Cambridge.. ... This animal has been nicknamed 'STAN' after Stan Sacrison, the amateur palaeontologist who originally discovered the skeleton.

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14 Jul 2006: University of Cambridge scientists have discovered that older meerkats teach pups how to obtain food by incrementally introducing dead, injured and then live prey. ... for us to examine the relations between culture in our own species and cultural

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26 May 2006: The museum’s human and animal mummies were CT-scanned at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, to study their contents and condition; the intriguing results will be revealed later this year. ... Share. Published. 26 May 2006. Places. 2024 University of Cambridge.

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8 Aug 2006: Dr Andrew Young, Department of Zoology, University of Cambridge, who led the research said, “The findings are particularly exciting as the consensus emerging from prior research on cooperative species was that ... The project is a decade-old initiative