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Articles in May, 2005 issue of Natural History

• I Like Dinosaurs! Series
• The Dinosaur Library
• Preparing for takeoff?
  by Erin Espelie
• Knock 'em dead: how does one extinguish life on Earth? Let me count the ways
  by Neil deGrasse Tyson
• Yes, and an asteroid did the deed
  by David E. Fastovsky
• Scenic byways: from prairie to forest, mountain to seashore ~ and all four points of the compass ~ summer adventures for everyone
• "Cold-blooded"
  by John A. Ruben
• Loading the cannon: how do asteroids from the belt between Jupiter and Mars get into near-Earth orbits?
  by Charles Liu
• Why scramble a good design?
  by Nick W. Atkinson
• For defense
  by Catherine A. Forster
• Rosy past
  by T.J. Kelleher
• Dinosaurs!
• Dino Dung: The Scoop on Fossil Feces
• Thinker's brain
  by Stephan Reebs
• Dinosaur disputes
• Dino Web digs
  by Robert Anderson
• Wear and tear
  by Dave Forest
• Not Jurassic Park?
  by Stephan Reebs
• "Warm-blooded"
  by Mary Higby Schweitzer
• The sky in May
  by Joe Rao
• Amendment
• A taste for dinos
  by Stephan Reebs
• For decoration
  by Mark B. Goodwin
• Feathered Dragons: Studies on the Transition from Dinosaurs to Birds
• FYI reader service
• The Dinosauria
• How to Keep Dinosaurs
• Dinosaurs: why we care
  by Peter Brown
• Bringing up baby: the evidence mounts that some dinosaurs were attentive parents
  by David J. Varricchio
• No, it only finished them off
  by J. David Archibald
• Dinosaur exhibition sheds new light on old bones
• Cloud nine
  by Jeanne Riggall
• American Museum of Natural History: 2006 discovery tours preview schedule
• Eau de chypre
  by Caitlin E. Cox
• Bird's—eye view: because modern dinosaurs are flying all around us, examining them closely can offer new insights into the lives of their fossilized ancestors
  by Matthew T. Carrano
• A dinosaur lover's bookshelf: with so much out there, how is a dinophile to choose?
  by Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.
• Dinosaurs: The Science Behind the Stories
• Awakening the "dead"
  by Stephan Reebs
• The varieties of Tyrannosaurs: knowledge about the most fearsome dinosaurs and their relatives is finally measuring up to the animals' fame
  by Mark A. Norell
• From the trees down
  by Sankar Chatterjee
• Kate Holmes, Biodiversity Specialist, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation
• From the ground up
  by Halvard Baugerod
• Museum events: American Museum of Natural History
• Green tide
  by Stephan Reebs
• All in the family: a cladogram shows how dinosaurs are related to each other—and how the birds fit in
  by Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.
• From the ground up
  by Luis M. Chiappe
• The past recaptured, again
  by Carl Mehling