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LifeDoing their part by not doing their part
Freeloaders can be good for a community, yeast experiments suggest.
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SpaceBetween the sheets
The detection of layered minerals in a young star’s planet-forming region suggests an origin for Earth’s oceans.
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AgricultureA taste of the chocolate genome
Competing teams have announced the impending completion of the cacao DNA sequence.
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HumansPots bear oldest signs of cheese making
Some of Europe’s first farmers created perforated vessels to separate curds from whey.
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Health & MedicineNewborns’ brains bear signs of adult illnesses
Disease genes associated with reduced volume in certain regions at birth.
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ArchaeologyA king’s final hours, told by his mortal remains
The skeleton of Richard III reveals a violent and chaotic end for a controversial English monarch.
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LifeChill turns monarchs north
Temperature manipulation appears to solve mystery of what triggers migratory butterflies’ homeward trip.
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ChemistryCaffeine’s buzz attracts bees to flowers
Nectar of some blooms carries the drug, which improves bee memory.
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LifeDinosaur embryos were restless, speedy growers
Hundreds of fossils found in China suggest some unhatched dinos kicked their legs.
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AnthropologyAmerican Association of Physical Anthropologists meeting
Perhaps the oldest swatch of hominid skin yet found and –tzi the iceman’s Neandertal genetics are among the highlights from the physical anthropology meeting.
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HumansHuman ancestors had taste for meat, brains
A mix of hunting and scavenging fed carnivorous cravings of early Homo species.
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EarthToxic waste sites may cause health problems for millions
Exposures to lead and chromium represent particular problems, study finds in India, Indonesia and Philippines.
By Erin Wayman