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March 26, 2010

ANIMALS: Reindeer lack internal clocks, why animals from higher latitudes are larger, and the …

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Ocean Creature Roundup

March 26, 2010

Small marine creatures called sea squirts are helping medical researchers test treatments for …

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Body Batteries

March 25, 2010

A new coating for rubber surfaces may make it possible for our bodies to power electric gadgets.

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Alcohol & Violence

March 24, 2010

Neighborhoods with a high density of places to buy alcohol also tend to have higher rates of violent …

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Art Laser

March 23, 2010

Lasers play an increasingly important role in restoring great works of art.

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Marine Epilepsy

March 22, 2010

Algal blooms can cause epileptic symptoms in sea lions and other marine mammals.

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Podcast

March 19, 2010

INSIDE THE MIND: Scanning memories in the brain, the neural overlap between music and language, …

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Environmental Health Roundup

March 19, 2010

Despite looking green and attractive, many parks may actually create more pollution than they …

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Whales & Diatoms

March 18, 2010

The diversity of ocean algae has correlated with the diversity of whale species over the past 30 …

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Dolphin Viruses

March 17, 2010

Dolphins are the only animal besides humans known to get multiple papillomaviruses, but unlike …

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Super Water Repellent

March 16, 2010

Engineers have tapped the hairs on spider legs to develop the ultimate water-repellent surface.

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Sea Slug Photosynthesis

March 15, 2010

A species of sea slug begins to harvest energy from the sun after eating algae.

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