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Life
News in brief: Counting project reveals forest’s bug diversity
Some 25,000 species of arthropods live in Panamanian forest.
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Health & Medicine
Vitamin D doesn’t disappoint
Vitamin D seems to be living up to high expectations
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Microbes
Microscopic menagerie
The microbes dwelling in and on multicellular organisms should be viewed as evolutionarily inseparable from their hosts, some biologists argue.
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Life
Pulsing blob makes memories sans brain
Slime molds create a GPS navigation system based on their own gooey trails.
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Animals
In the Eye of the Tiger
Global spread of Asian tiger mosquito could fuel outbreaks of tropical disease in temperate regions.
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Life
Daytime bites for zombie ants
The living dead of the insect world show an unexplained sense of timing: a surge of strange activity in the a.m. followed by a final death grip at midday.
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Life
Wasps airlift annoying ants
In a scrap over food, being big and able to fly is an advantage.
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Life
Giant ants once roamed Wyoming
The first complete fossil found in North America suggests warm spells in the far north allowed big insects to spread.
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Physics
Quantum teleportation leaps forward
Two teams report beaming information about particles over long distances, a step toward creating satellite quantum communication networks.
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Life
Teamwork keeps fire ants high and dry
Scientists get a look at the physics that floats a bug's boat.
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Earth
Icelandic volcanoes slumber today, but not forever
Eruptions pepper the North Atlantic island.