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As forests move northward and to higher elevations, they alter ecosystems and threaten to further heat the Arctic's already warming climate.Found in: Biology, Climate Change, Earth and Environment
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Polar bear declared "threatened," but Secretary limits decision's impact.Found in: Biology, Climate Change, Ecology and Zoology
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The complexity of humans may lie not in genes but in the web of interactions among the proteins they make.Found in: Biology and Genes & Cells
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With a mix of reptilian, bird and mammalian features, the duck-billed platypus genome looks as strange as the animal.Found in: Biology, Genes & Cells and Life
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Bird brains have a separate pathway for the babbling nonsense of baby talk.Found in: Biology, Life and Zoology
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Using plants to mass produce proteins for vaccines and other purposes may soon be possible without genetically engineering whole plants.Found in: Biology and Genes & Cells
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Biologists dream of the day when they could engineer crops to make fertilizer out of the nitrogen in the air.Found in: Biology
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Contrary to popular belief, species of salamanders, birds, beetles and fish prefer to mate with close kin.Found in: Biology
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Science & the Public
May 15th 2008
Math Trek
The great mathematician Alexandre Grothendieck celebrates his 80th birthday in self-imposed isolation May 9th 2008
The great mathematician Alexandre Grothendieck celebrates his 80th birthday in self-imposed isolation May 9th 2008
