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12 January 2001
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Seafaring Fish Breed at Birthplace
Return of salt-water fish to spawning ground has implications for fisheries management
12 January 2001
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Birds Follow the Sun
Migrating shorebirds have figured out the "great circle" strategy of global navigation
12 January 2001
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Cloned Endangered Species Is Born, Dies
Baby gaur was a short-lived success
12 January 2001
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Black Hole's Abyss Seen in Action
Gas from neighboring star vanishes with little trace
11 January 2001
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Welcome to Prion Island
Germany's infected cattle spur creation of research institute on Baltic Sea
11 January 2001
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Still Waiting for a Green Monkey
Efforts to genetically engineer a primate aren't quite a glowing success--yet
11 January 2001
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Gene Found for Human Clock
Mutation keeps early birds in circadian fast lane
10 January 2001
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An Awkward Trio Disturbs Astronomers
How in the world could a huge brown dwarf revolve around a star along with a planet?
10 January 2001
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High-Flying Bacteria Might Not Snooze
Bugs collected from Alpine clouds may be able to reproduce and metabolize during their frigid journey
10 January 2001
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Ancient Bird in 3D
New fossil fills gap in bird evolution, complicates picture of early diversity
10 January 2001
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Beaks Keep Avian Lovers Apart
Specialization for food affects finch singing ability
9 January 2001
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New Telescope Link Spots Infant Solar System
Gas and dust may help reveal the feeding behavior of massive protostar
9 January 2001
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The Roots of Tooth Evolution
Developmental biologists get to the bottom of what makes some molars different
9 January 2001
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Jupiter Racks Up 11 New Moons
The big planet is now biting at Saturn's heels
9 January 2001
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Texan to Head NIH?
Rumored candidate says he hasn't gotten a call
9 January 2001
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DNA recovered from 60,000-Year-Old Man
Ancient sequence may spell trouble for the leading theory of human origins
8 January 2001
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New Type of Nuclear Decay Demonstrated
"Undemocratic" packaging of protons might yield nuclear insights
8 January 2001
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Itch Gets Its Own Neurons
Itchiness joins pain, temperature, and touch in relying on specialized nerves
8 January 2001
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Mammoth Hunters Put Hopes on Ice
High-profile specimen yields little more than strip of "beef jerky"
5 January 2001
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Swami Says?
Science policy decisions to look out for in 2001
5 January 2001
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Eavesdropping on Doomed Sub
Seismologists reconstruct Kursk's death throes
5 January 2001
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Movie Spawns Malaria Discovery
Researchers watch parasite travel through liver cells
4 January 2001
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A Boost for Biodiversity
Tropical parks are less damaged by human activities than unprotected areas
4 January 2001
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The Raven--Nevermore One Species?
A bird known as a trickster may have tricked ornithologists for years
4 January 2001
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Chemotherapy Without Hair Loss?
New drug temporarily protects hair follicles in rats
3 January 2001
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Dubya and Science Policy
A look ahead at what the Bush Administration may mean for R&D
3 January 2001
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Possible Gene for Adult-Onset Diabetes
In mice, gene influences insulin sensitivity
3 January 2001
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Tooth Theory Revises Mammal History
A breakthrough in molar design may have happened multiple times
2 January 2001
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Germany Chips Away at 'Academic Feudalism'
New funding for junior professors grants more independence
2 January 2001
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A Way to Shrink Brain Tumors
Injecting drug capsules prolongs survival in rats and mice
2 January 2001
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Competition for Viagra?
A compound bypasses the nerves, but still gives rats erections
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