Table of Contents January 2006

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DEPARTMENTS

A diagnostician facing his own medical troubles tracks down a killer defect.
Gigantic hurricanes, the beauty of symmetry, and a giraffe-dissecting surgeon all formed fodder for great science books in 2005. Discover takes a look at the best.

DATA

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The great Internet search engine is still no match for the passion and expertise of a wise human being.
Prehistoric animals were so bizarre, paleontologists often spend years trying to reconstruct their improbable look and lifestyle—only to get it wrong. Two recent investigations scramble our thinking about how the earliest animals first migrated onto land and into the air.
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Get ready to go back to school again. In our November 2004 issue, gifted students from the Davidson Institute for Talent Development's Young Scholars Program riffed on classic puzzling themes. The kids are back, this time with a set of original challenges.

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