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LifeMorse Toad: When amphibians tap their toes
Toe wiggling creates motions, vibrations that get potential prey moving.
By Susan Milius -
EarthStalagmite is scribe for monsoons, society
Cave formation has recorded monsoon strength in China since the third century.
By Sid Perkins -
HumansFood allergy advice may be peanuts
Early exposure to peanuts in a baby’s diet seems to lessen the risk of developing a peanut allergy later.
By Nathan Seppa -
PsychologyA genetic pathway to language disorders
Researchers suspect a newly uncovered regulatory link between two genes contributes to language impairments in a range of developmental disorders.
By Bruce Bower -
ChemistryFirst complete cancer genome sequenced
With the entire genome sequence of a tumor now in hand, scientists may be able to start answering basic questions about cancer.