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The golden age of dinosaurs
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This week's magazine
21 May 2005
Issue 2500
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Health
Controversial study warns of rural cellphone risk
A Swedish team concludes that using cellphones in the country triples the risk of brain tumours, but based their conclusion on a very small sample
News
Earth
Do not try helping tsunami-hit corals
News
Health
Medical journals may need radical rethink
News
Earth
The poop hits the turbines in Canada
News
Health
Sect leaders jailed for stopping polio vaccine
News
Earth
Chernobyl’s link to thyroid cancer confirmed
News
60 Seconds
News
Technology
US set for ID card implementation
News
Health
Giant plane raises fear of medical emergencies
News
Health
Will the fat vaccine help dieters shed pounds?
News
Physics
Particle smasher gets a super-brain
News
Life
Humans took the scenic route out of Africa
News
Soundbites
News
Life
Red is the colour if winning is your game
News
Earth
UK’s nuclear waste may go up in smoke
News
Life
Kebab-meat rodent gives birth to new family
News
Earth
Will global warming impact tourism hotspots?
News
Life
Female spiders try eating mate even before sex
News
Life
Scared, but you don’t know why
News
Life
Noise outside schools hurts academic performance
News
Life
Earliest lichen fossils found in China
News
Health
Bones are shocked into growth
News
Life
Bibles dazzle with colour on the cheap
News
Space
Tempestuous young Sun kept Earth in its place
News
Earth
Fish on the move as North Sea hots up
News
Health
Heart patient has first turbocharger fitted
News
Health
Woman fitted with world’s first ‘bionic’ device
News
Technology
Carbon nanotubes used in computer and TV screens
News
Technology
Firm sees red over blue LED invention claims
News
Technology
Invention
News
Physics
The most accurate clock of all time
News
Technology
The robot army that thinks for itself
News
Opinion
Health
Editorial: Downsize me
The world westerners inhabit has become "obesogenic", so two upcoming drugs aimed at lowering the desire for food may have major ramifications
Opinion
Editorial: Columnist Tam Dalyell retires
Opinion
The great ecology challenge
Opinion
Physics
Interview: A step in space-time
Opinion
Humans
Westminster diary
Opinion
Humans
Tam Dalyell: The end of an era at New 杏吧原创
Opinion
Features
Life
The golden age of dinosaurs
If you wanted a phrase to sum up the mood among dinosaur researchers, you could do a lot worse than these three simple words: "Anything is possible"
Features
Life
Dinosaur special: Extreme palaeontology
Features
Life
Dinosaur special: Territories old and new
Features
Life
Dinosaur special: Welcome to Dinotopia
Features
Life
Dinosaur special: The Reanimators
Features
Earth
Blasts from the past: Europe’s Year of Awe
Features
More
Health
Medicine in the Days of the Pharaohs by Bruno Halioua and Bernard Ziskind
Books & Arts
Earth
The Earth and its minerals
Books & Arts
Current reads of Patricia Murray, Royal Society Dorothy Hodgkin Fellow in developmental biology at the University of Liverpool
Books & Arts
Current reads of Ralph Cicerone, atmospheric chemist
Books & Arts
Findings by Hugh Aldersey-Williams
Books & Arts
Life
Dinosaurs of Italy by Cristiano Dal Sasso and Mammals from the Age of Dinosaurs: Origins, evolution and structure by Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska, Richard Cifelli and Zhe-Xi Luo
Books & Arts
Life
True North by Bruce Henderson
Books & Arts
New England
Careers
Join the tea party
Careers
Gaining ground
Careers
