Articles from Science News (March 4, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A dim view of biologic and chemical agents.	Weiss, Peter	Brief article	203
Ancient Andean Maize makers: finds push back farming, trade in highland Peru.	Bower, B.		510
Babies show budding number knowledge.	Bower, Bruce	Brief article	172
Cannibal power: Mormon crickets swarm to eat and not be eaten.	Milius, S.		434
Celiac Disease: A Hidden Epidemic.	Jones, Rory	Brief article	154
Chasing a stellar blast.	Cowen, Ron	Brief article	179
China's deserts expand with population growth.	Harder, Ben	Brief article	222
Closed pores mean more fresh water.	Gramling, Carolyn	Brief article	266
Coffee: A Dark History.	Wild, Antony	Book review	155
Conservations on Consciousness: What the Best Minds Think about the Brain, Free Will, and What It Means to Be Human.	Blackmore, Susan	Book review	137
Corals don't spread far from their birthplaces.	Harder, Ben		182
Daydream on.	Oscanyan, Elizabeth	Letter to the editor	170
Do over: new MS drug may be safe after all.	Seppa, N.		564
Eat smart: foods may affect the brain as well as the body.	Brownlee, Christen		2116
Gender gap: male-only gene affects men's dopamine levels.	Gramling, C.		501
Gold-metal results: compounds block immune proteins.	Cunningham, A.		455
Impure thoughts.	Street, James	Letter to the editor	77
Making the most of chip fabrication.	Weiss, Peter	Brief article	297
Print addition.	Edwards, Norbert	Letter to the editor	77
Saving sturgeon: ancient fish face increasingly tough times.	Raloff, Janet	Cover story	2297
Smoldered-earth policy: created by ancient Amazonian natives, fertile, dark soils retain abundant carbon.	Harder, B.		440
The Naming of Names: The Search for Order in the World of Plants.	Pavord, Anna	Book review	173
The Rock from Mars: A Detective Story on Two Planets.	Sawyer, Kathy	Book review	230
Tiny ticker.	Cunningham, Aimee	Brief article	276
Unique explosion: gamma-ray burst leads astronomers to supernova.	Cowen, R.		486