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This Week in Science – 11 November, 2008

Cooties, City Ants And Traffic, Bacterial Brilliance, Memory Storage, Half A Bird Brain, Diamonds From tequila, Robot Domination of Sorts, and Dark Matters.

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11 November 2008 | NASA, animals, astrobiology, biology, birds, cell biology, chemistry, emergent behavior, evolution, exploration, molecular biology, nanotechnology, neuroscience, particle physics, physicists, physics, robots, science, space, theoretical physics, whales, world robot domination | Comments

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1 Podcast Transcription 20 August 2009 @ 7:55 pm

Hi Kirsten, Justin,

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