Articles from Science News (July 2, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Antarctica's gaining ice in some spots.		Brief Article	229
Bacteria ride the tide: moon's phases predict water quality at beaches.	Harder, B.		457
Birds of the World.		Book Review	149
Chlorine's fate?	Goho, A.	Letter to the Editor	90
Correction.		Correction Notice	29
Flashy news from Mars.		Brief Article	277
He clones, she clones: dad, mom ants as different species.	Milius, S.		488
Inside a melting crystal.	Goho, A.	Brief Article	123
Long search reveals cell receptor for plant growth.		Brief Article	248
Monkeys keep track of small numbers.		Brief Article	208
Mother knows worst: abusive parenting spans generations in monkeys.	Bower, B.		498
Muscle men: lab-grown cells mirror source's characteristics.	Brownlee, C.		470
On the sunny side.	Barschall, Anne	Letter to the Editor	118
Out of Eden: An Odyssey of Ecological Invasion.		Book Review	187
Panning distant dust: the hunt for extrasolar planets gets dirty.	Cowen, Ron	Cover Story	2238
Patent It Yourself.		Brief Article	164
Pebbles from heaven: tracking planets in the making.	Cowen, R.		509
Placebo gives brain emotional break.		Brief Article	273
Predicting the Weather: Victorians and the Science of Meteorology.		Book Review	147
Running interference: fresh approach to fighting inflammation.	Seppa, N.		387
Sensor measures mass of one DNA molecule.		Brief Article	213
Sleepless in SeaWorld: some newborns and moms forgo slumber.	Moreira, N.		560
Sleepy teens haven't got circadian rhythm.		Brief Article	275
Sound off: with RNA interference, gene silencing roars into labs.	Brownlee, Christen		2135
The Violent Universe: Joyrides through the X-ray Cosmos.		Book Review	212
You can't get good help.	Heafitz, Andrew	Letter to the Editor	105