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  1. Life

    Salmon study: Dammed or not

    Columbia River salmon have troubles all right, but dams may no longer top the list.

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  2. Life

    Schools make fish smarter

    A study of consensus decision making shows that sticklebacks make wider choices in groups of three or more.

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  3. Health & Medicine

    Ginkgo biloba fails drug test

    The herbal supplement Ginkgo biloba fails to prevent Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia, a large trial finds.

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  4. Earth

    Antidepressants make for sad fish

    Fish may suffer substantially from even brief encounters with antidepressants, which wastewater releases into river water.

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  5. Math

    The influence of influence in Prisoner’s Dilemma

    Cooperation wins out over betrayal when successful prisoners recruit followers.

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  6. Animals

    Dolphins wield tools of the sea

    A long-term study of dolphins living off Australia’s coast finds that a small number of them, mostly females, frequently use sea sponges to forage for fish on the ocean floor.

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  7. Life

    Rock-climbing fish caught in evolution tug-of-war

    Tall is good for dodging danger, but short is better for climbing waterfalls.

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  8. Archaeology

    Shipwrecks harbor evidence of ancient sophistication

    Research on shipwrecks from two ancient, submerged harbors shows that frame-based shipbuilding emerged surprisingly early and then became more sophisticated within a few hundred years.

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  9. Health & Medicine

    Omega-3 fatty acid is early boost for female preemies

    DHA given to newborns in the first weeks following birth improves brain development in girls, but not boys.

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  10. Life

    Three deep-sea fish families now one

    Male and young whalefish look so different from females that scientists had mistakenly put them all in different families.

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  11. Ecosystems

    Pacific Northwest salmon poisoning killer whales

    A protected population of resident orcas around Vancouver Island and Puget Sound is the planet’s most PCB-contaminated mammals, says one researcher.

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  12. Life

    Carlsbad’s 8 million ‘lost’ bats likely never existed

    Thermal imaging and algorithms challenge famous estimate of extreme bat number.

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