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| Junk DNA may have handed us a gripping future from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-5 3:00) |
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A recently discovered bit of non-coding DNA found only in humans might have contributed to our astonishing manual dexterity
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| Rosetta probe prepares to buzz tiny asteroid from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-5 2:09) |
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On Friday, Europe's comet-chasing spacecraft will fly by asteroid Steins, its first scientific target since launching four years ago
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| Resilient American mammoths returned to rule Asia from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-5 1:18) |
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DNA from over 100 mammoth fossils suggests that returning American populations replaced their Asian cousins, before going extinct themselves
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| [ニュース] ニューテクノロジー振興財団、「第29回全日本マイクロマウス大会」参加受付を開始〜つくば国際� from Robot Watch (2008-9-5 0:46) |
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| [ニュース] 第47回SF大会で、二足歩行ロボットイベント「ロボハブ in DAICON7」を実施 from Robot Watch (2008-9-5 0:45) |
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| Bronze Age mouse offers clues to royal shipwreck from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-5 0:39) |
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The earliest rodent stowaway ever recorded may advance our understanding of ancient maritime routes
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| Mobile fish farms could soon navigate the oceans from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-5 0:11) |
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Self-navigating cages that drift with the tides could make farmed fish healthier and cause less damage to both environment and wild stocks
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| C-sections may weaken bonding with baby from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-4 22:29) |
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Mothers who undergo Caesarean sections may not be as hormonally "primed" as mothers who have natural births, suggests a small study
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| [ニュース] 「ZMPロボティクス スクール」、10月より開講 from Robot Watch (2008-9-4 19:53) |
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| Earth's windiest region confirmed by crewed flight from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-4 19:21) |
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For the first time, research planes have flown in the windiest region on the planet, where gales blow for a third of the winter
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