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A cooling trend toward global warming: from a lack of temperature increase to the growing number of scientists rethinking climate change, a positive trend against global-warming alarmism is on the upswing.	Hiserodt, Ed		Apr 13, 2009	1907
National Review readers, along with our writers and editors, all (we are pretty sure) belong to the species Homo sapiens.		Brief article	Mar 9, 2009	167
Whatever happened to global warming? Now that record-cold temperatures across the globe are making a mockery of human-caused global warming, we look to see if this is merely a "weather hiccup.".	Hiserodt, Ed	Cover story	Feb 16, 2009	4359
How will we live without them? A quarter of the world's mammals may be headed toward extinction.	Klinkenborg, Verlyn	Essay	Jan 12, 2009	459
Humans.	Quill, Elizabeth		Jan 3, 2009	522
Where the wild things are.	Bersch, Carren	Editorial	Dec 1, 2008	2236
Gene activity makes the difference in development of human qualities: 'junk DNA' helps to distinguish people from other primates.	Ehrenberg, Rachel		Sep 27, 2008	431
Big-brained primates develop more slowly.			Jun 1, 2008	588
How to look good politically while improving world health.	Plate, Tom		May 5, 2008	835
Man comatose after exposure to ricin poison.		Brief article	Apr 1, 2008	174
Deadly germs increasingly mishandled.		Brief article	Dec 1, 2007	166
Aquatic amoeba attacks.		Brief article	Dec 1, 2007	164
Human response to an individually controlled microenvironment.	Melikov, A.K.; Knudsen, G.L.		Jul 1, 2007	6758
Measuring up: examining the need to establish state-based biomonitoring Programs.		Brief article	Dec 1, 2006	205
Sleep with Neanderthals? Apparently we (homo Sapiens) did.			Aug 13, 2006	706
Boom times for protein.	Brown, Lester R.		Jul 1, 2006	937
How could I be so stupid? Intelligent individuals, by virtue of being smart, often think that they cannot behave stupidly, but that is precisely what leads them down the garden path to behaving in just such a manner.	Sternberg, Robert J.		Jul 1, 2006	2304
Changing conventions.	Kreyche, Gerald F.		Jul 1, 2006	1006
Nurture takes the spotlight: decoding the environment's role in development and disease.	Brownlee, Christen		Jun 24, 2006	2196
Stones of contention: tiny Homo species tied to ancient tool tradition.	Bower, B.		Jun 3, 2006	566
On the lookout for burnout.	Alessandra, Tony		Jun 1, 2006	1482
Hybrid-driven evolution: genomes show complexity of human-chimp split.	Bower, B.		May 20, 2006	573
Evolutionary back story: thoroughly modern spine supported human ancestor.	Bower, B.		May 6, 2006	532
Chimps creep closer yet.		Brief Article	Feb 11, 2006	286
Learn the secret of how life works at exhibit.	Weeks, Katie	Brief Article	Feb 6, 2006	244
Food and technology in the balance.			Jan 1, 2006	644
Natural ingredients: method grows vessels from one's own cells.	Seppa, N.		Nov 26, 2005	549
Diseases that are transmitted human to human are more of a concern for health officials in New Orleans than those spread by insects and other animals, maintains an epidemiologist at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine, West Lafayette, Ind.		Brief Article	Oct 1, 2005	90
For a few days in August, visitors to London Zoo were treated to a new exhibit: Eight human beings, minimally clothed, and caged in a rocky enclosure behind a sign with the legend: "Warning: Humans in Their Natural Environment.".		Brief Article	Sep 26, 2005	155
Eye see you.	Stickney, Nancy		Sep 1, 2005	256
Methylmercury madness.	Szwarc, Sandy; Miller, Henry I.		Jun 22, 2005	1114
Man is one of the smelliest of all creatures, though the fact is not widely known.		Brief Article	Jun 6, 2005	211
Human fossils are oldest yet.		Brief Article	Feb 26, 2005	248
Rats choose to drink in moderation, study finds.			Feb 14, 2005	569
Keep the happy in your holidays: don't let stress, overindulgence, and sleep deficits spoil your fun.	Gordon, Terri		Nov 1, 2004	1459
Evolutionary shrinkage: Stone Age Homo find offers small surprise.	Bower, B.		Oct 30, 2004	537
Making time for what's important.		Advertisement	Oct 25, 2004	952
Vitamin D: what's enough? Many people may need much more.	Raloff, Janet		Oct 16, 2004	2063
The creative human mind.	Kreyche, Gerald F.		Sep 1, 2004	1110
Ethnic cleansing is rampaging unchecked.	Gajewski, Karen Ann	Brief Article	Jul 1, 2004	71
Heaven.	Kennedy, Leonard A.		Jan 1, 2004	701
Shadhrah 2.	Iqbal, Muzaffar		Dec 1, 2003	732
Acoustically, people resemble large eggs.	Weiss, P.		Nov 15, 2003	523
Scarlet symbols emerge in Israeli cave.	Bower, B.		Nov 1, 2003	454
Where can we learn about change?	Flower, Joe		Jan 1, 1997	2211
The great brain drain: a controversial theory takes ancestral brain growth in vein.	Bower, Bruce		Oct 13, 1990	2476
Houshold ho! Whither they go?	Safir, Andrew		Aug 1, 1990	699

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