Articles from Science News (February 14, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Ancient whalers altered arctic lakes.		Brief Article	283
Baboons, chimps enter the realm of cave.	Bower, B.		418
Bacteria do the twist.		Brief Article	222
Bees that strip carrion also take wasp young.	Milius, S.		409
Ccloned human embryo provides stem cells.	Travis, J.		790
Code breakers: scientists tease out the secrets of proteins that DNA wraps around.	Travis, John		1939
Diagnosing the developing world: turning high-tech innovations into low-cost medical tests.	Goho, Alexandra		837
European find gets Stone Age date.		Brief Article	179
How blind mole rats find their way home.		Brief Article	287
Long strand folds into octahedron.	Goho, A.		465
M&Ms pack more tightly than spheres.	Weiss, P.		534
Monkeys heed neural calls of the wild.		Brief Article	257
Poof goes an atmosphere.		Brief Article	268
Power to the People: How the Coming Energy Revolution Will Transform an Industry, Change Our Lives, and Maybe Even Save the Planet.		Book Review	197
Proteins may predict preeclampsia.	Francisco, E.		528
Revealing words.		Letter to the Editor	323
Sea Dragons: Predators of the Prehistoric Oceans.		Book Review	180
The Birth of the Mind: How a Tiny Number of Genes Creates the Complexities of Human Thought.		Book Review	163
The Night Sky: Month-by-Month, January-December 2004.		Book Review	125
The Science Book.		Book Review	96
Virus might explain respiratory ailments.		Brief Article	295
Where'd I put that? Maybe it takes a bird brain to find the car keys.	Milius, Susan		2187
Winged insects appear surprisingly ancient.	Perkins, S.		398