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Anthropology: Return of the hobbits (pp 1012-1017; N&V) 11-October-2005
Palaeontologists digging on the remote Indonesian island of Flores have turned up more bones of Homo floresiensis - the tiny hominin species unveiled last October in Nature Read more of the article entitled 'Anthropology: Return of the hobbits (pp 1012-1017; N&V) ' Same-sex pathogen mating caused Vancouver Island outbreak; Atoms almost at a standstill; How does kinesin know to go forward?; Kinesin twist; Fluorescent gonads speed mosquito control; Alzheimer's disease - understanding the lipid connection. 9-October-2005
NATURE AND THE NATURE RESEARCH JOURNALS PRESS RELEASE. For papers that will be published online on 9 October 2005 1918 pandemic flu arose from a bird virus ; Flu strains get most comprehensive ever analysis 5-October-2005
The 'Spanish flu' virus that killed about 50 million people in 1918-1919 had elements that were new to humans of the time, making it highly virulent and geneticists have compiled the genetic sequences of more than 200 different flu samples Palaeontology: Flying prehistoric reptiles expand to China 5-October-2005
Two new flying reptile species have been discovered in northeastern China. The two pterosaur species belong to groups previously only found in Europe. Read more of the article entitled 'Palaeontology: Flying prehistoric reptiles expand to China' Teaching blood cells to swim; Short gamma-ray bursts pinned down; How fish in a pond control terrestrial plants; Honeybees take advantage of anarchy; Molecular fossils offer insights into the marine ecosystem on early Earth 5-October-2005
Summaries of newsworthy papers from Nature Vol.437 No.7060 Dated 06 October 2005 including How earthquakes trigger distant tremors; Fungus lets bacterial subtenant do the work; The staying power of neural stem cells; Male tears have sex appeal |
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