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Volume 387 Issue 6628, 1 May 1997

Opinion

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  • Circulars intended to notify astronomers of new detections should not be used to stake researchers' claims.

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News

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News Analysis

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News in Brief

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Commentary

  • At a time when the number of biotechnology-based patent applications is soaring, it is essential that the law allows a significant 'experimental-use' exemption. The United States urgently needs to modify its legislation in this area.

    • Philippe Ducor
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News Analysis

  • Patience is a virtue for the evolutionary biologist. Long-term experiments on populations of lizards introduced onto islands in the Bahamas show the forces of adaptation to environment at work.

    • Ted J. Case
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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Letter

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