Articles from Science News (April 13, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Climate upsets: big model predicts many new neighbors.	Milius, S.	Brief Article	503
Consuming question. (Letters).	Mettenheimer, C.B.		84
Diluted smallpox vaccine is potent. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	305
Distant Wanderers: the Search for Planets Beyond the Solar System.		Book Review	202
Do your bit to fight toxic pool pollution. (Environment).		Brief Article	327
Gamma-ray burst: a black hole is born.	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	657
Globin family grows: blood-protein relative is in all tissues.	Pickrell, J.	Brief Article	478
Immune cells carry concealed weapons. (Biology).		Brief Article	154
Journal disowns transgene report. (Agriculture).		Brief Article	384
Molding atoms; using a tiny template to make tinier structures.	Weiss, P.	Brief Article	427
Pie in the face? (Letters).			265
Pulse pressure linked to dialysis death rate. (Biomedicine).		Brief Article	266
Racing the Antelope: What Animals Can Teach Us About Running and Life.		Book Review	184
Science Experiments with Sound and Music.		Book Review	101
Steely glaze: layered electrolytes control corrosion.	Harder, B.	Brief Article	333
Stemming the tide; killer technologies target invading stowaways.	Harder, Ben	Cover Story	2253
The Bride of Science: Romance, Reason, and Byron's Daughter.		Book Review	172
The DNA divide: chimps, people differ in brain's gene activity.	Bower, B.	Brief Article	487
The interest earned on a bank account. (Mathematical Mysteries).		Book Review	107
The Little Book of Planet Earth.		Book Review	111
The true sweet science: researchers develop a taste for the study of sugars.	Travis, John		2035
Today, complex numbers have such widespread practical use. (Mathematical Mysteries).		Book Review	304
Toxic tools: frogs down under pack their own poison.	Gorman, J.	Brief Article	361
Trees dim the light on spring flowers. (Biology).		Brief Article	218
Trigonometry has always been the black sheep of mathematics. (Mathematical Mysteries).		Book Review	212
Vanquishing a virus; new drugs attack herpes infections.	Travis, J.	Brief Article	662
Web site debuts on junior high science. (Science & Society).		Brief Article	247