Science news Posted December 5, 2013: New Je

Posted December 5, 2013:

• New Jersey Shore Likely Faces Unprecedented Flooding by Mid-Century


• You Can't Get Entangled Without a Wormhole: Physicist Finds Entanglement Instantly Gives Rise to a Wormhole


• Coffee or Beer? The Choice Could Affect Your Genome


• Probiotic Therapy Alleviates Autism-Like Behaviors in Mice


• How Mosquitoes Are Drawn to Human Skin and Breath


• Astronomers Discover Planet That Shouldn't Be There


• Mother Lemon Sharks 'Home' to Their Birthplace to Give Birth


• Geoengineering Approaches to Reduce Climate Change Unlikely to Succeed

Posted December 4, 2013:

• Crocodiles Are Cleverer Than Previously Thought: Some Crocodiles Use Lures to Hunt Their Prey


• Glimpsing the Infrastructure of a Gamma-Ray Burst Jet


• Rising Ocean Acidification Leads to Anxiety in Fish


• Multi-Dog Study Points to Canine Brain's Reward Center


• New Fossil Species Found in Mozambique Reveals New Data on Ancient Mammal Relatives


• IVF Improving, but Fertility Treatments Keep Multiple Births High


• Fledgling Supernova Remnant Reveals Neutron Star's Secrets


• Estrogen: Not Just Produced by Ovaries


• Early Tree-Dwelling Bipedal Human Ancestor Was Similar to Ancient Apes and 'Lucy' but Not Living Apes


• Stomach 'Clock' Tells Us How Much to Eat


• NASA's Cassini Spacecraft Obtains Best Views of Saturn Hexagon


• Humans Threaten Wetlands' Ability to Keep Pace With Sea-Level Rise


• Structure of Key Pain-Related Protein Unveiled


• Sea-Level Rise to Drive Coastal Flooding, Regardless of Change in Cyclone Activity


• Oldest Hominin DNA Sequenced: Mitochondrial Genome of a 400,000-Year-Old Hominin from Spain Decoded


• Industrial Age Helps Some Coastal Regions Capture Carbon Dioxide, Surprise Finding Shows


• First Evidence of Primates Regularly Sleeping in Caves


• Mysteries of Earth's Radiation Belts Uncovered by NASA Twin Spacecraft


• While the Arctic Ocean Is Largely a Carbon Sink, Parts Are Also a Source of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide


• Ultrathin 'Diagnostic Skin' Allows Continuous Patient Monitoring


• First Global Snapshot of Key Coral Reef Fishes: Fishing Has Reduced Vital Seaweed Eaters by More Than 50 Percent


• How to Change Cell Types by Flipping a Single Switch


• Dads: How Important Are They? New Research Highlights Value of Fathers in Both Neurobiology and Behavior of Offspring


• Ten Times More Throughput on Optic Fibers


• Explosive Growth of Young Star


• More Extreme Weather Events Likely: Climate Projections of Unparalleled Accuracy for the Whole of Europe


• Ocean Crust Could Store Many Centuries of Industrial Carbon Dioxide


• Depression in Pregnant Mothers May Alter the Pattern of Brain Development in Their Babies