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LifeA tryst, then the power to resist
House mice in Europe got some of their tolerance for rodenticides from hybridizing with a completely different species
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LifeThe lion eats tonight …
Attacks on humans peak after a full moon, when feline bellies tend to rumble.
By Nadia Drake -
Health & MedicineSomething in the air may cause lung damage in troops
Unexplained breathing problems in soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan come from deposits that damage tiny passages in the lungs.
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LifeLife
Slacker fish, carnivorous pitfalls, a dinosaur gap and more in this week’s news.
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PhysicsQuantum theory gets physical
New work finds a physical basis for quantum mechanics.
By Devin Powell -
SpaceAtom & Cosmos
Runaway planets, the return of Neptune and tricky antineutrinos in this week’s news.
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SpaceDawn on Vesta
New image from NASA asteroid mission reveals a relic of the early solar system.
By Nadia Drake -
ChemistryMolecules/Matter & Energy
Shaking off snake venom, flexible display screens and krill-sniffing penguins in this week's news.
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EarthEarth/Environment
Tracking carbon dioxide, fingerprinting uranium and understanding phthalates in boys in this week's news.
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HumansMirror system gets an assist
Study finds two brain systems are surprisingly active when an amputee observes a task she can’t perform.
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LifeGenes & Cells
Human livers implanted in mice, plus new eye of newt, the potato genome and more in this week’s news.
By Science News