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• Genders really do think differently
• Scientists find natural mosquito repellent
• ‘Intelligent design’ comes to science class
• Huge iceberg to ram glacier
• Sound wave research hits rocky waters
• Satellites recorded swell before tsunami
• Cities studied as designer ecosystems
• Scientists chart global disaster hot spots
• Amateur spots dinosaur footprints
• King Tut mummy undergoes CT scan
• Ancient cave engravings found in Britain
• A fresh look at tales of human sacrifice
• Experts check prehistoric Colorado village
• Tsunami change to coastlines likely temporary
• Round-the-world flight nears ‘go’ time
• Wanted: Spotters for round-the-world plane
• Has New England explorer been found?
• Male monkeys pay to see female bottoms
• Bacteria scan with sonar-like probe
• Nobel scientist Julius Axelrod dies at 92
• Central U.S. gets a quake wake-up call
• Sexy ‘perfume’ lures cockroaches to their doom
• Flight of the fly caught in X-ray image
• Venus flytrap plants use a built-in snap
• Dinosaurs mingled with ducks’ ancient kin
• How scientists watch for killer waves
• Archaeologists identify traces of ‘miracle’ pool
• Simple science governs herd mentality
• Evolutionary theorist dies at 100
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• Live Vote: Evolution in school textbooks
• Scientists watch for iceberg collision

• Antarctic iceberg runs aground
• Einstein = mass celebrations
• School board to appeal evolution ruling
• Indian town sees evidence of ancient tsunami
• Albatrosses routinely circle the globe
• Early mammal dined on dinosaurs
• Tsunami’s roots go back millions of years
• Insects manage to follow a balanced diet
• How should evolution be taught?
• See-through circuits could spawn new devices
• Guide to the wildest life on Earth
• U.S. exports its air pollution to Europe
• Supply ships plow through Antarctic ice
• Scientists weigh West Coast wave threat
• New organisms found in deepest seas
• Microsoft unveils EuroScience initiative
• Drivers on cell phones kill thousands
• Smithsonian unveils ocean science program
• Chemical may cause whale hearing loss
• Museums warned about Bible-era fakes
• Guitar, frozen food earn Hall of Fame slots
• Hope Diamond originally came from French crown
• George Washington's false teeth not wooden
• Ancient remains found in Mexico City's main park
• Scientists create petrified wood in days
• Solomon relic a fake, museum concludes
• Scientists find new species in Indonesia
• High-school romances untangled
• Scientists say they often self-censor
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• Genetic shuffle linked to fertility

• ‘Great Dying’ linked to climate changes
• Ancient sunken islands found off California
• Dominicans agree to open Columbus tomb
• National Zoo puts cheetah cubs online
• Judge nixes evolution textbook stickers
• Map points to areas at high mudslide risk
• School district fine-tunes evolution policy
• How your nose is more complex than a 747
• Hawaiian temples tell tale of social change
• Why North Americans ain’t got rhythm
• Feeling lost? Rocks can point the way
• Noodles, reinvented
• How your brain is like the Internet
• Reconstructing the tomb of Christ
• Lava lights up new spots on Hawaiian coast
• Why insects hold their breath for days
• Skin made to order ... on a printer?
• Scientists keep eye on Alaska volcanoes
• Hydrogen fuels Yellowstone microbes
• Scientists say they often censor themselves
• New species of coral found off Calif. coast
• Amazing ants ‘fly’ when they fall
• Climate-modeling study produces hot results
• Dome building slows at Mount St. Helens
• Can earthquakes be tamed?
• Deep-diving whales suffer from the bends
• Pet-cloning company makes a landmark sale
• Search for Columbus remains hits snag
• Why smart people crack under pressure
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• Would you clone your pet?
• Live Vote: How did humans arise?
• Tiny robots made of cells and microchips