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Articles in Feb 28, 2009 issue of Science News

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• Science's status trumps winning Super Bowl rings
  by Tom Siegfried
• Scientific observations
  by Jerry A. Coyne
• Science past: February 28, 1959
• Science future
• SN multimedia
• Science & society
• The
• Science stats
• Early whales gave birth on land: Fossils fill gaps in story of land-to-water transition
  by Sid Perkins
• Superconductors escape Flatland: iron-based materials allow electric current to flow in 3-D
  by Patrick Barry
• Boron's stable form
  by Patrick Barry
• Astronomers discover the smallest known transiting extrasolar planet: finding could provide clues to composition and structure
  by Ron Cowen
• Galaxy bulges in its middle: new evidence suggests growth from the inside out
  by Ron Cowen
• Fingerprints filter vibrations: ridges may help make touch sensation efficient
  by Laura Sanders
• Kidney donation OK in long term: end-stage renal disease risk is lower among organ donors
  by Nathan Seppa
• Tests identify the immune proteins that defend against West Nile virus: mice without the proteins are more susceptible to pathogen
  by Nathan Seppa
• Needles rely on placebo effect
  by Nathan Seppa
• Drug-use risk beyond genetics
  by Bruce Bower
• Excess sugar and cognition
  by Nathan Seppa
• Serotonin turns loner locusts into swarming, gregarious cereal killers: smells, sights, tickles boost levels of the neurotransmitter
  by Susan Milius
• Animal ancestor probably survived ancient ice age: chemical fossils date back to at least 635 million years ago
  by Rachel Ehrenberg
• Wolves borrow coat color
  by Laura Sanders
• Hot chocolate, with foam please: cacao beverages appeared early in the U.S. Southwest
  by Rachel Ehrenberg
• Nighttime thoughts see light of day: people interpret dreams in ways that affect their waking lives
  by Bruce Bower
• Hormonal cues for baby cuteness: women on oral contraceptives know when a face is adorable
  by Bruce Bower
• Cosmic mystery: high-energy invaders from space could signal a nearby pulsar, or perhaps dark matter
  by Susan Gaidos
• Mitochondria gone bad: problems in the cell's energy factories power new ideas on disease and aging
  by Laura Beil
• First wave: the presidents of two island nations draft escape plans, anticipating sea level rise
  by Cristine Russell
• Galaxy clusters slide
  by Arden Slotter
• Treating itch with acupuncture
  by Ted Blinder
• What's in a name
  by Dick Simmons
• The nocebo effect
  by Kerry Learned
• Sand: The Never-Ending Story
  by Sid Perkins
• The Pluto Files: The Rise and Fall of America's Favorite Planet
  by Ashley Yeager
• Nation needs recovery plan for science faculty jobs
  by David Spergel