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Australia's deep ocean frontier to be explored (News Interactive)
MARINE scientists will for the first time explore Australia's deep sea territories, a pitch-black frontier one kilometre below the surface that is...
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Australia's deep ocean frontier to be explored (AlertNet)
Source: Reuters SYDNEY, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Marine scientists will for the first time explore Australia's deep sea territories, a pitch-black...
2006-12-22 02:38:50
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Australia's deep ocean frontier to be explored (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Marine scientists will for the first time explore Australia's deep sea territories, a pitch-black frontier one kilometer below the surface that is...
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Researchers discover fossilized remains (USA Today)
The discovery of fossilized remains of a mouse-like animal that lived at least 16 million years ago is the first hard evidence...
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Scientists discover fossils of giant dinosaur which roamed Europe (Daily Mail)
With a body the length of three double decker buses, scientists say this could be the biggest ever creature to roam around...
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Woodgate bi-polar over return home (Evening Standard)
His head protected from the bitter cold by a woolly hat, even indoors, and still dressed in his full training attire, Jonathan...
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Woodgate bi-polar over return home (Daily Mail)
Football: His head protected from the bitter cold by a woolly hat, even indoors, and still dressed in his full training attire,...
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Single Protein Can Determine Severity Of Toxoplasma Infections (Science Daily)
The unusual ability of the organism Toxoplasma to infect and reproduce inside almost all warm-blooded animals has led scientists to wonder about...
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Researchers discover fossilized remains (AP via Yahoo! News)
The discovery of fossilized remains of a mouse-like animal that lived at least 16 million years ago is the first hard evidence...
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Big belly? Blame the bugs (The Western Star)
ATLANTA ??? Diet, lack of exercise and heredity have all been implicated in the epidemic of obesity sweeping the world. Now, scientists...
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Gut bacteria may be tied to weight gain, report says (Seattle Times)
Researchers discover that obese people have more gut microbes that are especially efficient at extracting calories from food....
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Cures a goal as N.J. borrows $270M for stem cell research (Asbury Park Press)
Calling it a "tremendous" day for New Jersey, Gov. Corzine signed legislation Wednesday to borrow $270 million for stem cell research facilities,...
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Omega-3 pork hits Discover???s top list (Columbian Missourian)
The discovery by MU researcher and others ranks 38th for the year. Heart-healthier pork, a brainchild of a national group of researchers...
2006-12-21 08:14:02
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