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The Toxic World of Anonymous Science Content Farmers

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By Jason Koebler
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The Surprise Discovery of a Blood-Filled Fossil Shows Mosquitoes Have Been Jerks for Millions of Years

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By Lex Berko
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What Tony Abbott and Stephen Harper can Learn From Each Other

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The Case for Video Cameras in the Operating Room

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By Jason Koebler
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The Nucleus of an Ancient Comet Was Found in Egypt

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By Becky Ferreira
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‘Normal’ Temperatures Will Fall Outside of Historical Extremes in Three Decades

10.09.13

By Jason Koebler
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The Soft Science of Kuwait’s Plan to Use “Gaydar” to Ban Gays

10.08.13

By Meghan Neal
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Can Green GM Crops Convince Enviro-Minded Consumers?

10.07.13

By Michael Byrne
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Bees Get ‘Blinded’ by Polluted Scents: New Insights into Colony Collapse Disorder

10.07.13

By Becky Ferreira
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The World’s First Commercially Available Cyborg Is a Cyborg Cockroach

10.06.13

By Rebekah Marcarelli
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Inside Science Magazine’s ‘Sting’ of Open Access Journals

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By Jason Koebler

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