Why Science Majors Change Their Minds (It's Just So Darn Hard) - 0 views
Brain Gene Activity Changes Through Life - Science News - 0 views
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Brain gene activity changes through life Studies track biochemical patterns from just after conception to old age Web edition : Friday, October 28th, 2011 Human brains all work pretty much the same and use roughly the same genes in the same way to build and maintain the infrastructure that makes people who they are, two new studies show.
Chimps Show Lethal Side - Science News - 0 views
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Killings sometimes occur in communities across Africa PORTLAND, Ore. - In a cooperative venture aimed at understanding the most uncooperative of acts, researchers studying different African communities of wild chimpanzees have pooled their data and found that the apes sometimes kill each other nearly everywhere they've been studied.
World's first pregnant man Thomas Beatie unveils muscular body after 3 babies | Mail On... - 0 views
Test Drug Eases Behavioral Symptoms Seen In Autism - Science News - 0 views
Babies Catch Words Early - Science News - 0 views
Drugs Delivered Wirelessly - Science News - 0 views
Geneticists Go Ape For Better Primate Family Tree - Science News - 0 views
Size Doesn't Matter For Crayfish's One-two Crunch - Science News - 0 views
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Size doesn't matter for crayfish's one-two crunch Biological deception may give crustaceans an advantage during a fight Web edition : Wednesday, March 14th, 2012 When it comes to male crayfish, not all claws are created equal.
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Size doesn't matter for crayfish's one-two crunch Biological deception may give crustaceans an advantage during a fight Web edition : Wednesday, March 14th, 2012 When it comes to male crayfish, not all claws are created equal.
Venting volcanoes | Science News for Kids - 0 views
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When volcanoes erupt, they can release ash, chunks of rock and torrents of lava. Now scientists have found that eruptions also can spew massive amounts of a chemical called bromine. This gas helps destroy the ozone layer, a segment of the upper atmosphere that protects life on Earth from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays.
End of big bug era | Science News for Kids - 0 views
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Flying predators probably gobbled up the biggest of the large flying insects 150 million years ago About 300 million years ago, long before the first dinosaurs appeared, a different type of oversized critter inhabited Earth: giant insects. Scientists suspect bugs grew bigger then because the atmosphere contained more oxygen than it does now.
Lead Poisoning Stymies Condor Recovery - Science News - 0 views
Ancient flower blooms again | Science News for Kids - 0 views
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