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SmallShop Science: Cuba advances in therapeutic use of stem cells Caribbean Net News: "HAVANA, Cuba (ACN): Cuba has extended the therapeutic use of stem cells to several of its provinces after 511 patients have been ... 2.
SmallShop Science: Cuba advances in therapeutic use of stem cells Caribbean Net News: "HAVANA, Cuba (ACN): Cuba has extended the therapeutic use of stem cells to several of its provinces after 511 patients have been ... 3.
SmallShop Science: Butterflies use penis to gauge sex competition Jan 13, 2009 ... Butterflies use penis to gauge sex competition · New Scientist: "BUTTERFLY sex is not as elegant an affair as you might think. ... 4.
SmallShop Science: Could Autism Be the Next Stage of Human Evolution? Nov 7, 2007 ... Could Autism Be the Next Stage of Human Evolution? DISCOVER Magazine: "In the play “Lucy,” an emotionally distant anthropologist (Lisa ... 5.
SmallShop Science: Pre-human dating scene was a real jungle Pre-human dating scene was a real jungle · LiveScience- msnbc.com: "Humans basically court each other one-on-one today, but 2 million-year-old skulls tucked ... 6.
SmallShop Science: Using the largest and most complex machine ever ... Using the largest and most complex machine ever built, Swiss physicists will replicate a billionth of a second after the big bang. ... 7.
SmallShop Science: Polar Sea Life Rutgers scientists help to launch and steer The Census of Marine Life, ... Dedicated to the preservation of the caribbean sea turtle,once very prevalent in ... 8.
SmallShop Science: Polar Sea Life Rutgers scientists help to launch and steer The Census of Marine Life, ... Dedicated to the preservation of the caribbean sea turtle,once very prevalent in ... 9.
SmallShop Science: Time-lapse footage reveals glacier in crisis Time-lapse footage reveals glacier in crisis. Photos of the Jakogshavn glacier taken over the course of a year reveal how it's breaking up. at 5:45 AM ... 10.
SmallShop Science: Using the largest and most complex machine ever ... Using the largest and most complex machine ever built, Swiss physicists will replicate a billionth of a second after the big bang. ... |
