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Articles in March 14, 1998 issue of Science News

• Human ancestor may have taken to sea
  by Bruce Bower
• Heart benefits from sneaky calcium
  by John Travis
• 1998 Ad
  by Susan Milius
• Racing the waves: seismologists try to catch quake tremors quickly enough to save lives
  by Richard Monastersky
• Rattlesnakes feel the final bite
  by Susan Milius
• Nailing down pheromones in humans
  by Nathan Seppa
• Stopping coughs … and cancer?
  by John Travis
• Nuclear collisions spawn odd fragments
  by Ivars Peterson
• Inner strength: gene therapy aims to build cells that thwart HIV replication
  by John Travis
• Stimulating clue hints how lithium works
  by John Travis
• Flat-footed fossil of former flyer
  by Richard Monastersky
• Timeless machine detects electric charge
  by Corinna Wu
• Frigid running
  by Ivars Peterson
• Craft finds evidence of ice on the moon
  by Ron Cowen
• Dinosaur denizens of the dark
  by Richard Monastersky
• When the little guys win one
  by Susan Milius
• Cosmic rays sow the seeds of cloud growth
  by Richard Monastersky
• Watching washes out interference
  by Ivars Peterson