Articles from Science News (June 17, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Amphibious ancestors: vertebrates' transition to dry land took some fancy footwork.	Perkins, Sid	Cover story	1933
Ancient webbed masters.	Perkins, S.	Brief article	117
Carbon goes glam: treated carbon dots fluoresce.	Cunningham, A.		390
Cleaning up pollution, whey down deep.		Brief article	236
Cuts on the bias.	Gilliam, David M.	Letter to the editor	360
Fat friends: gut-microbe partners bring in more calories.	Brownlee, C.		478
Gasp! Ozone limits don't protect babies.		Brief article	257
Greenhouse glass: squeezing and heating carbon dioxide yields exotic, see-through solid.	Weiss, P.		408
Growing up online: young people jump headfirst into the Internet's world.	Bower, Bruce		2394
Inactivity, not altitude, is probably behind blood clots.		Brief article	279
Meetings.		Brief article	7
Mineral deposit: asbestos linked to lupus, arthritis.	Jaffe, E.		438
Mixed butterflies: tropical species joins ranks of rare hybrids.	Milius, S.		471
Next line of defense: new drugs take on resistant leukemia.	Seppa, N.		503
Not a planet?		Brief article	262
Pete Dunne's Essential Field Guide Companion: A Comprehensive Resource for Identifying North American Birds.		Book review	167
Richard Dawkins: How a Scientist Changed the Way We Think.		Book review	162
Sharp rise noted in meds for youths.		Brief article	253
Spewing superdust.		Brief article	192
Subglacial lakes may not be isolated ecosystems.		Brief article	191
The Storm: What Went Wrong and Why during Hurricane Katrina--The Inside Story from One Louisiana Scientist.		Book review	290
Variety spices up Neandertals' DNA.		Brief article	210
Walking Zero: Discovering Cosmic Space and Time along the Prime Meridian.		Book review	259
Wasting away: Prozac loses promise as anorexia nervosa fighter.	Bower, B.		507