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The depths of attraction

CAPTION: Would women prefer Barry White (left) or James Blunt?

Date
23 February 2006
Category
Research

The long & short of it – tall women aim high

New research has revealed that tall women may be more ambitious in their careers and less inclined to start a family.

Date
5 October 2005
Category
Research

Rosy love life for red-faced monkeys

CAPTION: A male macaque with a reddened face.

Date
22 July 2003
Category
Research

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