Articles from Science News (October 26, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new population shows up in the Milky Way. (Cloudy Findings).	Cowen, R.		541
Acquiring Genomes: A Theory of the Origins of Species.		Book Review	175
Curved claws hint at pterosaur habits. (Paleobiology).	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	230
Dipping deeper into acid. (Chemistry).	Gorman, Jessica	Brief Article	201
Early Americans followed the water. (Ancient Lure of the Lakes).	Bower, B.		532
Germs: Biological Weapons and America's Secret War.		Book Review	206
Growth signal shifts cord stem cells into high gear. (Blood Booster).	Seppa, N.		475
Insects, pollen, seeds travel wildlife corridors. (Ecology).	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	277
Little-studied metal goes critical. (Neptunium Nukes?).	Weiss, P.		484
Mammoth: The Resurrection of an Ice Age Giant.		Book Review	140
Mediterranean endures emissions from afar. (Air-Pollution Pileup).	Pickrell, J.		464
Mosasaurs were born at sea, not in safe harbors. (Paleontology).	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	277
Muscles, not nerve cells, fail in old worms. (Outmuscled).	Travis, J.		562
News flash: earth still has only one moon. (Astronomy).	Cowen, R.	Brief Article	263
Prime pursuit: constructing an efficient prime number detector.	Peterson, Ivars		1632
Stegosaur tails packed a punch. (Paleobiology).	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	280
The Hungry Gene: The Science of Fat and the Future of Thin.		Book Review	123
Trackway site shows dinosaur on the go. (Paleontology).	Perkins, Sid	Brief Article	271
Trees and Shrubs for Flowers; Trees and Shrubs for Fragrance.		Book Review	99
Video turns fish story on its head. (Upside Way Down).	Marzuola, C.	Brief Article	482
Why turn red? The autumn leaf is toast, but it still redecorates.	Milius, Susan		2067