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Table of contents

News

Sun, sea and surprises

Biologists find oceans awash with photosynthetic bacteria

Last lap for LEP

Reservoir bugs turn up the heat

Crisis in the Caspian

Rocks ahoy

Charles who?

Never a traitor

If sheep get BSE from blood, why can’t people?

Technology

Baby booming

Technology

Eau de fat cat

Technology

Reading between the words

Intellectual muscle

Health

Lifesaver

Health

Rub on the Rioja

Killer tomatoes

Super sensors

Totally tropical Tokyo

Catch ’em young

Killer wings its way to France

Love that taste

Crawling out of the swamp

Metallic mutt learns to talk

E-mail hotheads told to chill out

Sound and fury

Chemical soup

Smashing up the seabed

Rudder refit

Bye-bye videotape…

Putting your ore in

Shore bet

Technology

Shock of the old

You are what you eat

Save our spuds

A giant in the making?

Spreading alarm

Marine menace

Pox stocks

Heart of darkness

Food parcel

Thanks to fungi

Don’t step on my webbed toes

Salamander power

Long and loose

Opinion

Oil addicts

Last week's protests show it's time to kick the habit

Biting back

The future belongs to . . .

Earth

Back from the brink

The roughest guide to India

Westminster Diary

Features

Life

Here be monsters

The icons of the dinosaur age are about to be knocked off their pedestals. Graham Lawton goes in search of T. rex's successors

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Trailblazer

Reach For The Sky

More

Bestsellers from San Francisco

Feeding frenzy

Marvellous machinery

Turned out nice again

Carl’s saga

Pitiful tales

Regulars

Feedback

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