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11 January 2010
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Bering Strait's Ups and Downs Alter Climate
Rise and fall of land bridge affect extent of ice sheets
11 January 2010
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Why Light Makes Migraines Worse
Researchers trace effect to particular receptor in the eye
8 January 2010
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Egyptian Eyeliner May Have Warded Off Disease
Lead-based cosmetics could have killed bacteria on the skin
7 January 2010
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Southern Winds Help Stash Earth's Carbon Dioxide
Process removes greenhouse gases but could be vulnerable to climate change
7 January 2010
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Coral Reefs Are Evolutionary Cradles
Fossils show many types of marine species originated in reef environments
6 January 2010
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Blood Test Developed for Deadly Transplant Complication
Simple procedure should prevent unnecessary treatment of bone marrow transplant patients
6 January 2010
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The Spiky Penis Gets the Girl
Of lasers, fruit fly genitalia, and Charles Darwin
6 January 2010
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Ancient Four-Legged Beasts Leave Their Mark
Tracks dating back nearly 400 million years ago change ideas on how early land animals evolved
6 January 2010
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Attacked Again
A recent link to a strange virus is coming under harsh scrutiny
5 January 2010
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Hubble Spots Oldest Galaxies Yet
Researchers also discover why the Milky Way's black hole is a light eater
5 January 2010
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The Future of Human Space Flight and Greenhouse Gases
Plus more from Science's policy blog, ScienceInsider
4 January 2010
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Mosquitoes: Love at First Buzz
Insects mate only with those that can sing with them in perfect harmony
4 January 2010
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Origin of Tasmanian Devil Tumors Identified
Researchers find that nervous system cell spawned infectious cancer
4 January 2010
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Five New Exoplanets Run the Gamut From Styrofoam to Ice
"Fluffy" Jupiters and a Neptune-like world bring astronomers closer to an extrasolar Earth
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