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- James Byrne – The bacteria in your belly Pt. 3 – Disrupting the balance

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- Janet D. Stemwedel – Everyday mentors: a tribute to Dr. James E. Lu Valle.

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- Jason G. Goldman – Can You Hear Me Now? Human Noise Disrupts Blue Whale Communication

- Bora Zivkovic – Berry Go Round #49 – all the plants fit to print and Clocks in Bacteria II: Adaptive Function of Clocks in Cyanobacteria and Best of February at A Blog Around The Clock

- Scicurious – Fuel for the body is fuel for the brain

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- John Matson – Can the U.S. Jump Back into the Solar Race?

- Larry Greenemeier – Robotic HD Camera Reveals Controversial “Jesus Discovery”

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