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  1. Fly Genome Creates a Buzz

    Scientists try to make sense of an insect's myriad genes.

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  2. Animals

    Single singing male toad seeks same

    Male spadefoot toads of the Spea multiplicata species evaluate male competitors by the same criterion females use.

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  3. Paleontology

    Overlooked fossil spread first feathers

    A new look at a fossil that had been lying in a drawer in Moscow for nearly 30 years has uncovered the oldest known feathered animal.

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  4. Human Genome Work Reaches Milestone

    Two rival groups jointly announced that each has read essentially all of the 3 billion or so letters that spell out the human genome, the genetic information encoded with the 6 feet of DNA coiled up in every human cell.

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  5. Raising Trust

    Some forager groups may nurture a sharing sense in their offspring.

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  6. Mental ills attract alternative therapies

    A substantial minority of people suffering from mental ailments seek out alternative treatments, such as herbal medicines and nutritional regimens, usually without telling their physicians.

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  7. Health & Medicine

    Hormone treats autoimmune disease

    A medication combining the drug prasterone and hormone dehydroepiandrosterone, or DHEA, stabilizes or improves symptoms of lupus.

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  8. Man-made thymus churns out immune cells

    Scientists have constructed an artificial thymus to make immune cells in the laboratory.

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  9. Physics

    Matter’s Missing Piece Shows Up

    The first direct evidence of the tau neutrino, the last of the 12 subatomic particles considered the fundamental building blocks of matter, has finally been found.

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  10. Earth

    Newfound gas is greenhouse powerhouse

    Scientists have detected in the atmosphere for the first time a gas that traps heat more effectively than any other previously found there.

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  11. Metal in diet harms Colorado birds

    Cadmium, a metal naturally present in south-central Colorado, concentrates at deadly levels in willow plants, poisoning the ptarmigan that rely on the plant during winter months.

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  12. Inside Violent Worlds

    Political conflict and terror look different up close and local.

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