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The greatest apes

Escape from the nucleon

Paper goes electric

Humans

Stone Age Kalashnikov

Table of contents

News

Out of the wreckage

Into the eye of the storm

Lights out

The nuptial gift that leaves a bitter taste

Fiendish fungus

No more needles

Calling all geeks

Get stuck in

Technology

Cracking idea

Technology

Standardised noise

Technology

Straight to the point

African outbreak

Australian beaches were made in Antarctica

Uncle Sam’s spies

Into the abyss

Hormone buster

Divot defender

You’ll get cube eyes鈥�

Thousands of lab animals reprieved

On a losing streak

Physics

Come together

Calling the tune

Word power

Plants call in the pest control

The chips are down

Technology

Breeding to death

Hybrid camera

Bug busters

Loud and clear

Listen to the music鈥攂ut pay for it first

Master gene

Still dolphin friendly?

Acid attack

Great alien hunt

Grow your own

Asbestos out

Lucky dips

Polar giants

It’s what she likes

Variety act

Elephants are just big water babies

Downhill fast

Opinion

Reap the whirlwind

We can't avert tornadoes but maybe we can live with them a little better

Bang goes another one

Features

The greatest apes

Escape from the nucleon

Paper goes electric

Humans

Stone Age Kalashnikov

More

Tectonics is putty in Myra’s hand

Ian Lowe attends ScienceNOW! in Melbourne

Prophet warning

Colonial killers

Fine talking

Island havens

Other Edens

Body parts

Cloth of ages

The full picture

Jobs for the boys

from Oxford

Last rock from the sun

The China syndrome

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Regulars

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