New scientist

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  Año 2005, Número 2529

  • Ideas needed

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  • Transplanting a face is only half the challenge

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  • Baffled in Brussels

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  • Gene cheat tests

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  • KNIVES ARE OUT FOR ECO-LABELS

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  • It's a dog's life

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  • Overrun by waste

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  • Smoke screens

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  • CALIFORNIA SCHEMING

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  • 60 SECONDS

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  • Homeopathic vets come under fire

    Andy Coghlan

    págs. 8-9

    

  • The face-transplant benefit that will speak for itself

    Andy Coghlan

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  • Mighty mice hold key to muscle-wasting disease

    Rowan Hooper

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  • Ozone vandals in the clear for now

    Jessica Marshall

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  • SOUNDBITES

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  • Sloppy copies make deadlier viruses

    Debora MacKenzie

    págs. 16-17

    

  • Full splendour of 'lost' archaeopteryx revealed

    Jeff Hecht

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  • Turn off the star to see the planet

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  • 'Safe' painkiller is leading cause of liver failure

    Alison Motluk

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  • Why honeybees never forget a face

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  • Liquid crater on the Red Planet?

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  • Autistic neurons

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  • Arctic mussels make comeback

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  • Koalas need a big home on the range

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  • Mountain clue to Earth's biggest extinction

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  • Sex and the single artist

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  • Heaving seabed triggered tsunami

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  • A problem close to my heart

    Duncan Graham-Rowe

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  • Supersonic guzzlers

    Mark Barrett

    págs. 26-27

    

  • Forest but no trees

    Simon Counsell

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