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Whale Energy

October 10, 2007

The shape of humpback whale flippers could make wind energy more efficient.

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Apes vs. Toddlers

October 3, 2007

Although equivalent in many intellectual tasks, human toddlers are much better than apes in social thinking.

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Unfaithful Finches

September 26, 2007

Noise pollution from humans makes finches unfaithful.

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Fat Salamanders

September 19, 2007

Some salamander larvae eat more so they won't fit in predators' mouths.

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Crow Tools

September 3, 2007

Crows use tools and higher order reasoning to solve a challenging puzzle.

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Ancient Species Roundup

August 31, 2007

Two new studies shed light on ancient arthropods.

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Fox Sex

August 29, 2007

Scientists used to think arctic foxes were monogamous, but new research reveals a different mating strategy may be advantageous.

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Sparrow Song

August 6, 2007

Song dialects make a big difference when white-crowned sparrows choose mates and defend territories.

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