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This week, the environmental impacts of the monsters of the sea.

At the top end of the scale, we're talking about ships that are around 400 metres long.

And human genes in a Neanderthal genome suggest even earlier interbreeding than previously thought.

An early modern human population met an interpret with the ancestors of

this Neanderthal individual roughly 100,000 years ago. Plus the latest from the annual meeting

of the American Academy for the Advancement of Science. This is the Nature podcast for February

18th, 2016. I'm Kerry Smith. And I'm Noah Baker.

The entrance hall of the International Maritime Organisation is like a mini port. All around the

edge of the hall are scale models of ships, four or five foot long versions of the enormous

vessels built to hold thousands of shipping containers

or bulk containers with fuel or grain.

I was at the IMO to meet spokesperson Lee Adamson.

These models are made usually by the ship builder at the time of the ship being built,

and they cost tens of thousands of pounds.

The real things can cost tens or even hundreds of millions.

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