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4 February 2005
4 February 2005
Vol. 307 No. 5710
Pages 629–796
Vol. 307 No. 5710
Pages 629–796
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C OVER Meandering, rain-swollen wadis combine to form branching networks across
the arid landscape of southeastern Jordan. This false-color scene was acquired in May
2001 by the ASTER instrument onboard NASA’s Terra satellite. The Gordon Research
Conference on Visualization in Science and Education will be held 3 to 8 July 2005 at
Queen’s College, Oxford, UK. The schedules for the 2005 Gordon Research Conferences
begin on page 746. [Image: NASA and USGS]
Volume 307
4 February 2005
Number 5710
D EPARTMENTS
665
The Unexpected Brains Behind Blood
Vessel Growth
639
641
668
‘Darwinian’ Funding and the Demise of
Physics and Chemistry
645
Desirable Scientific Conduct
646
670
650
651
L ETTERS
745
746
673
Elephants, Ecology, and Nonequilibrium? C. Hambler
et al .; A. W. Illius.
770
L. Gillson et al . National
Environmental Policy Act at 35 D. A. Bronstein et al .
Response
660
N EWS OF THE W EEK
B OOKS
ET AL .
652
Move Provokes Bruising Fight Over
U.K. Biomedical Institute
676
The Ancestor’s Tale A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Life;
The Ancestor’s Tale A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of
Evolution
R. Dawkins, reviewed by C. F. Delwiche
653
NASA Probe to Examine Edge of Solar System
653
A Step Toward Cheaper Anti-HIV Therapy
677
Assembling the Tree of Life
J. Cracraft and M. J. Donoghue, Eds., reviewed by
S. J. Steppan
655
Safer Coin Tosses Point to Better Way for
Enemies to Swap Messages
678
655
E SSAY
656
Immortality Dies As Bacteria Show Their Age
679
It Takes a Village: Medical Research
and Ethics in Mali
O. K. Doumbo
656
Cash-Short Schools Aim to Raise Fees,
Recruit Foreign Students
676
P ERSPECTIVES
657
Powerful Tsunami’s Impact on Coral Reefs
Was Hit and Miss
682
The Ocean’s Seismic Hum
S. Kedar and F. H. Webb
659
University Spending Plan
Triggers Heated Debate
683
A Century of Corn Selection
W.G. Hill
659
Proposed Law Targets
Animal-Rights Activists
684
Untangling an Entangled Bank
D. Storch, P. A. Marquet, K. J. Gaston
N EWS F OCUS
686
At the Heart of the Milky Way
T. J. W. Lazio and T. N. LaRosa
660
Asia Jockeys for Stem Cell Lead
U.S. States Offer Asia Stiff
Competition
Asian Countries Permit Research,
With Safeguards
679
687
Signaling Specificity in Yeast
E. A. Elion, M. Qi, W. Chen
633
SCIENCE
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