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This Week in Science – January 16, 2007

Orange-ya Cold?, Aurora What?, Neanderhuman Skull, Early to Bed, Gene!, Justin Gets Schooled, Killer Spiders!!!, Fountain of Youth Bullocks, Findings and Funding, Colorblind Monkeys, New Life!, Cancer and the Egg, & Interview w/ wildlife biologist, Nick Mooney, on the Tasmanian Devil.

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