November 2005 Archives
30 November 2005
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Tracks of Man-Sized Crab Discovered
Ancient creature would have towered over its contemporaries
![Picture of ocean currents](http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/assets_c/2010/02/2005113011-thumb-60x60-78.jpg "Read: Ocean "Radiator" May Be Slowing Down")
30 November 2005
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Ocean "Radiator" May Be Slowing Down
Atlantic current may bring less heat to Europe in coming years
29 November 2005
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Ganging Up on the Girls
When male lizards outnumber females, they get rough with potential mates
29 November 2005
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German Archaeologist Abducted in Iraq
Susanne Osthoff had confronted looters and been warned of kidnapping danger
23 November 2005
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Giving Cancer Vaccines a Boost
New strategy dampens one type of T cell so another can fight cancer
23 November 2005
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Small RNA Molecules Tackle Herpes
Mice gain extended protection through an ointment
22 November 2005
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Prehistoric Cattle Go Wild
Animals at famed Turkish site may not have been domesticated, study suggests
22 November 2005
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Cold Springs Tell of Warm Mantle
Geologists see surprising signs of active tectonics in cool springs of western U.S.
22 November 2005
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When Parasites Go Pop!
Study suggests cheap, environmentally friendly control method for schistosomiasis
21 November 2005
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Childhood Scars That Never Heal
Early neglect can hardwire individuals for anxiety and detachment
21 November 2005
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Gene Bolsters Genetic Basis of Schizophrenia
Two studies link DISC1 to progression of disease
18 November 2005
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The Problem with Nasty Nectar
Flowers can protect themselves against nectar thieves, but they pay a price
18 November 2005
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No Sea Change in Marine Conservation Bill
Science's role strengthened, but fisheries managers still set limits
17 November 2005
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Sound of Music Gives Feel for Language
Early musical training may aid word perception
17 November 2005
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Did More Endorphins Make Us Human?
Changes in regulatory region of gene may have favored human evolution
17 November 2005
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Cats Be Damned
Mice lacking gene involved in cellular transport have nothing to fear
16 November 2005
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Light Gives New Material Magnetic Personality
Sculpted gold could lead to more powerful lenses
16 November 2005
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The Zen of Skunk Cabbage
Mathematical model may explain how plant keeps its insides toasty
8 November 2005
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Tackling an Alzheimer's Dilemma
Would you enroll a loved one in a risky clinical trial?
8 November 2005
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Feeling the Vibe
The brain's frontal lobes may have a crucial role in the perception of touch
8 November 2005
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The Skinny on High-Protein Diets
Glucose levels may explain why some foods make you feel fuller than others
8 November 2005
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Think Like a Parasite
Revisiting an old experiment points scientists to a new weapon against malaria
7 November 2005
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Evolution on Ice
Icebergs may have accelerated changes in penguin DNA
7 November 2005
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Y Did the Chromosome Cross the Road?
Women find humor more rewarding, neurologically speaking, than men do
![](http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/assets_c/2011/06/2005110711-thumb-60x60-9665.jpg "Read: "Intelligent Design" Trial Wraps Up")
7 November 2005
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"Intelligent Design" Trial Wraps Up
Parties on both sides speculate on impact of forthcoming verdict
4 November 2005
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Out of Food? Try Eating Light
When nutrients are scarce, marine bacteria may use light to supply energy
4 November 2005
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New Alzheimer's Target Identified
Findings may allow for development of safer, more specific therapies for disease
3 November 2005
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A Tireless Stroll, in Theory
New simulations find way to keep robots and apes walking and swinging forever
3 November 2005
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The Black Hole That Wasn't
Astronomers find neutron star where black hole should be
2 November 2005
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The Dawn of Light
Astronomers take peek at the universe's first stars
2 November 2005
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Scientists Supportive of Bush Bird Flu Plan
Final preparedness report details who would get vaccines, drugs first
2 November 2005
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More Bacon, Please
Tongue receptor may explain our love of fatty foods
2 November 2005
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How New Orleans Levees Buckled
Experts present surprising new data at Senate hearing
1 November 2005
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When a Mouse Loves a Woman
Mice are capable of complex love songs
1 November 2005
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Three's Company for Pluto
Astronomers find two new moons orbiting the outermost planet
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