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Date: November 2009

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NOV 30, 2009
Ancient Pollination Millions of years before flowers evolved, insects were pollinating non-flowering plants.

NOV 27, 2009
Medical Aging Roundup A protective enzyme may be the key to long life.

NOV 26, 2009
Aggressive Faces Men's facial structure correlates with aggressive behavior, and how others judge them.

NOV 25, 2009
Sprinter Feet Elite sprinters may be helped by atypical foot anatomy.

NOV 24, 2009
Satellites for Human Rights Satellite imagery helps human rights teams assess destruction in war-torn regions of the world.

NOV 23, 2009
Newborn Accents The sound of a newborn baby’s cry depends on the language its parents spoke while it was in the womb.

NOV 20, 2009
Cancer Roundup Researchers have discovered a gene in the naked mole rat that protects them from developing cancer.

NOV 19, 2009
Bat Syndrome Researchers unveil a bold plan to save endangered bats from a deadly fungus.

NOV 18, 2009
Asthma Patients Patients with “difficult to treat” asthma often turn out not to be taking their medication regularly.

NOV 17, 2009
Disaster Sensing Satellite imagery can sense chemical changes in the soil, revealing pollution, potential landslides, and more.

NOV 16, 2009
Whale Clicks Researchers are learning how sperm whales avoid interrupting each others’ echolocation signals while they hunt for prey.

NOV 13, 2009
Acid Ocean Roundup Shellfish are at risk of losing their shells due to climate change.

NOV 12, 2009
Depression & Light Mice exposed to 24-hour artificial light develop depression-like symptoms.

NOV 11, 2009
Sleep Deprivation Researchers discover how to reverse the cognitive effects of sleep deprivation in mice.

NOV 10, 2009
Planetary Alignment Myth A NASA scientist de-bunks the myth that an alignment of the planets affects gravity on earth.

NOV 9, 2009
Election Testosterone The 2008 presidential election affected male voters' testosterone levels.

NOV 6, 2009
Reptile Roundup Huge snakes are invading southern Florida and wreaking havoc on the native wildlife there.

NOV 5, 2009
Roman Coin Hoards Hoarded coins may help answer questions about ancient Rome's population.

NOV 4, 2009
Hybrid Bees How aggressive an Africanized bee is depends on its parents.

NOV 3, 2009
Parental Lies New research suggests that parents lie to their children much more often than previously thought.

NOV 2, 2009
Comfort Food Fallacy Peoples' tastes may turn toward the exotic during times of emotional upheaval in their lives.

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