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EcosystemsFrom sea to squid, thanks to slime
Scientists have revealed new details about the genes — and the goo — that enable luminescent bacteria to colonize their symbiotic marine partner.
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Health & MedicineSun up
Men with lower concentrations of vitamin D have higher risk of heart attack.
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AnimalsInvasion of the salmon
Chinook salmon, dwindling in the United States, go wild in South America.
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PhysicsSuction hunters
Scientists reveal new details on how extendable jaws help fish capture prey.
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ChemistryCatching your breath
Scientists are investigating how to use the human breath to diagnose diseases and environmental ills.
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HumansWhaling back to the future
International commission meets after soul-searching on years of dispute.
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LifeFossil helps document shift from sea to land
New fossils of an ancient, four-limbed creature help fill in the blanks of the evolutionary transition between fish and the first land-adapted vertebrates.
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PsychologyWave of resilience
Indian survivors of the devastating Asian tsunami employed spiritual and community coping strategies to regain emotional balance
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EcosystemsEcosystem engineers
Nonnative earthworms are deliberately burying ragweed seeds, enhancing the weed’s growth, researchers report.
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LifeFrog builds toes, then legs
A small frog appears to jump-start its skeletal development, turning on genes for building feet and toes before bothering to build its legs.
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PaleontologyA wandering eye
New look at fossils of primitive flatfish reveals how these fish evolved eyes on one side of their head
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LifeParenthood: Male sharks need not apply
A second case of a virgin shark birth suggests some female sharks may be able to reproduce without males.