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Tanya Lewis' Articles
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Disorder at Work
Proteins without a definite shape can still take on important jobs. - News
Pruney digits help people get a grip
Finger and toe wrinkling may have evolved as an adaptation to wet conditions. - News
New Martian meteorite is one of a kind
Rock is water-rich and resembles observed regions of Red Planet’s crust. - News
Feces study gets the poop on gorillas’ diet
Chemical traces in animals’ droppings reflect shifts in recent food consumption. - News
Contender for world’s oldest dinosaur identified
An African specimen suggests the lineage may have arisen 15 million years earlier than thought. - News
Voyager crossing superhighway to solar system exit
The latest milestone in a 35-year journey may signal an impending passage to interstellar space. - News
First rock from the sun turns out to have ice
Frozen material at the planet’s poles likely came from comet or asteroid impacts. - News
Auditory test predicts coma awakening
While all patients in a new study could discriminate between sounds early on, those whose ability improved during the first 48 hours wound up recovering. - News
Rogue planet found among gang of stars
Astronomers report the closest such free-floating object to Earth. - News
Global drought may have changed less than thought
Simple models have overestimated drying over past 60 years.