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Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Super-Hurricane Threat Extremely Low
While fears of a hurricane directly hitting a major city have increased in recent years, the chances of that happening are actually very small, a new study finds.
Predators Stifle Rapid Evolution of Prey
Scientists have identified two factors that play important roles in the fitful process of evolution.
Feathers Could Yield Map to Predict Bird Flu Outbreaks
Chemical clues in feathers could help scientists track the migratory paths of birds carrying avian flu.
Jurassic Crocodile Unearthed in Oregon
The fossil of an ancient amphibious reptile with a crocodile's body and a fish's tail marks a transition during which these reptiles moved from being semi-aquatic to wholly ocean species.
How Dental Hygienists Could Save Your Life
Trips to the dentist save more than your teeth. A mouth clear of infection can also be better for the whole body.
Aging Muscles Become Hard of Hearing
As people age, neurons have to yell at the muscles to whip them into action, according to a small new study.
Image of the Day: Gecko Hideouts
A rare endemic plant on the island of Mauritius depends on a neighboring plant to provide a safe haven for its pollinator, the day gecko.
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