Posted December 11, 2013:

• Chameleons Use Colorful Language to Communicate: Chameleons' Body Regions Are 'Billboards' for Different Types of Information


• The Mystery of Lizard Breath: One-Way Air Flow May Be 270 Million Years Old


• Alpine Glacier, Unchanged for Thousands of Years, Now Melting: New Ice Cores Suggest Alps Have Been Strongly Warming Since 1980s


• Even When Test Scores Go Up, Some Cognitive Abilities Don't


• Study Finds Biomaterials Repair Human Heart


• New Strain of Bird Flu Packs a Punch Even After Becoming Drug-Resistant


• Researchers Uncover Mechanism Controlling Tourette Syndrome Tics


• Spanking Children Slows Cognitive Development and Increases Risk of Criminal Behavior, Expert Says


• Supervolcanoes Discovered in Utah: Evidence of Some of the Largest Eruptions in Earth's History


• The Garden Microbe With a Sense of Touch: Common Soil Dwelling Bacterium Responds to Forces and Curvature


• Fossil Primate Shakes Up History of Tooth-Combed Primates

Posted December 10, 2013:

• You Are What Your Father Eats: Father's Diet Before Conception Plays Crucial Role in Offspring's Health, Study Suggests


• Landsat 8 Helps Unveil the Coldest Place on Earth


• Astronomers Solve Temperature Mystery of Planetary Atmospheres


• Recipe for a Universe: Apply Heat and Stir