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January 2005

The January 2005 issue of Discover Magazine

The Sciences

Top Science Books of 2005

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50: NASA Takes a Wild Comet Ride

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Mind

85: A Dog Outsmarts Some 3-Year-Olds

The Physiology of . . . Facial Expressions

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29: Monkeys, Humans Get Brain-Driven Prostheses

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98: Hearing Tied to Hormones in Midshipman Fish

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Health

39: Cell Mutations Spark Aging

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Planet Earth

76: Weird Worms Feast on Whale Bones

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97: Rakish Rodent Reformed

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The Milky Way's Deadly Inner Zone

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Environment

Where Mighty Mountains Roam Free

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Technology

Emerging Technology

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2004年十大科学故事

发现杂志

2005年度最佳科普图书

50: NASA 踏上彗星的狂野之旅

85: 一只狗智胜了一些三岁小孩

...面部表情的生理学

29: 猴子、人类获得大脑驱动的假肢

98: 中士鱼的听力与荷尔蒙有关

39：细胞突变引发衰老

76：奇特的蠕虫以鲸骨为食

97: 浪荡啮齿动物改过自新

银河系致命的内部区域

雄伟山脉的自由之地

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