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  1. Animals

    Jumping spiders buzz, thump when dancing

    Some jumping spiders, long considered visually oriented animals, turn out to utilize seismic communication for a successful courtship.

    By Susan Milius

  2. Two-handed protein may protect DNA

    An unusually shaped protein may help a bacterium thrive in tough times.

    By John Travis
  3. Health & Medicine

    Celiac disease affects kids’ minds

    Attention deficits and learning disabilities have joined the list of neurological problems associated with the intestinal disorder known as celiac disease.

    By Ben Harder

  4. Neurons take charge to change messages

    Neurons in a developing embryo respond to changes in their electrical activity by altering the types of chemical messengers that they produce.