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• Chimps can't help yawning either
• Scientists find that shorelines ‘breathe’
• Kids in 1980, St. Helens rangers recall eruption
• Air Force looks at new microwave weapon
• New evidence in Columbus mystery
• Scientists protest bill to protect ancient skeleton
• DNA may help stop illegal ivory trade
• Researchers study plastics from feathers
• Did brain injury doom the Red Baron?
• Does whale watching pose a threat to orcas?
• Smithsonian unveils ocean science program
• Groups work on schemes to stop hurricanes
• DNA fingerprinting sparks fresh worries
• Viking burial site unearthed in England
• Evolutionary arms race documented
• Huge underwater lava flow mapped
• 'Friendly' killer whale damaging boats
• Nonnative goats bunking at Yellowstone
• Archaeologists unearth lost military camp
• Using DNA to reunite adoptees, parents
• Lab chimps face housing crisis
• Earth observation project moves ahead
• Bush policies stir up scientific debate
• Elusive dead zone tracked in the Pacific
• Pollutants from Asia appear on East Coast
• New craft planned for deep-sea frontier
• New method may predict quakes weeks ahead
• Researchers tout shark repellent
• Alaska volcano stirs after 12-year lull
• Legend grows around 'Hogzilla'
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• Black statesman finds African roots
• New pilot's license OK'd for small planes
• Exhibit traces impact of Isaac Newton
• 2 Israelis, American split Nobel in chemistry
• St. Helens part of volcanic 'Ring of Fire'
• Birth control for koalas
• A new school for apes
• ‘Origins’ takes on life, universe and everything
• Microscope probes atomic frontiers
• After the post-apocalypse
• How computers outrace hurricanes
• Mauna Loa may be preparing to erupt
• Hectic hurricane season hints at things to come
• Hurricane tracking isn't an exact science
• China reports births of two giant pandas
• Scientists visualize a virus on the attack
• 3,000-year-old bodies studied in Australia
• Stolen Egyptian artifact returned home
• Africanized bees may have arrived in Oklahoma
• San Diego Zoo's panda celebrates first birthday
• Debate flares anew over Dead Sea Scrolls
• Cave linked to John the Baptist
• Beetle waging war on pretty purple weed
• Ancient Vietnamese citadel at risk
• Gorilla seeks help using sign language
• Birds may feed more than just their own
• Japanese hiker finds dinosaur fossils
• Report urges nanotechnology safety checks
• DNA decipherer Francis Crick dies
• Rare blue whales spotted in Alaska
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• Rivers worked overtime to cut gorges
• Monkey apes humans by walking on two legs
• Number of endangered Steller sea lions up
• ‘Comb-over’ engineers get their due
• 2,500-year-old pomegranates found
• Bigger isn't always better for species survival
• Billy the Kid: Case closed
• Why did sea monsters have long necks?
• Researchers say microscope can see atoms
• Was cannibal a murderer? Maybe not
• Ship switches from war to science
• Engineer builds robot that walks on water
• Epic rafting trip gets high-tech makeover
• Hidden tomb found in pyramid's shadow
• 3-D scan reconstructs face of a mummy
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• Major Tokyo quake expected within 50 years
• Expedition seeks record of Earth's climate
• Researchers study the pleasure of punishment
• Scientists to study effects of cruise ship waste
• Maryland dig may reach back 16,000 years
• Corps of Discovery’s descendants reunite
• Red-footed falcon captivates birdwatchers
• Cave explorers discover deep pit in Croatia
• Skycar inventor keeps working on his dream
• Alaska volcano stirs after 12 quiet years
• Ancient brewery uncovered in Peru
• Hungry bugs play role in tree diversity
• The bizarre case of the bone-eating worms
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• How much do you know about ‘Thunderbirds’?