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Stories by Tracy Staedter

Brazilian Trees May Harbor Millions of Unidentified Species of Bacteria

June 30, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Seismic Shaking Could Make Oil Extraction Easier

June 29, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Flaws in Placenta May Be Early Sign of Autism

June 28, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Having Older Brothers Increases a Man's Odds of Being Gay

June 27, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Ancient Shell Beads Could Be First Sign of Modern Culture

June 23, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Study Shows San Andreas Primed for Major Quake

June 22, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Genetics Tool Inspires New Method for Dating Old Art

June 21, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Foraging Monkeys Make Use of Meteorology

June 20, 2006 — Tracy Staedter

Deer Decreasing Forest Bird Population

October 31, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Newborn Brain Cells Could Regulate Weight

October 28, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Schizophrenics Better at Discerning Illusions

October 26, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Brain Images Reveal Menstrual Cycle Patterns

October 25, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Fork in Bird's Road Could Split Species in Two

October 24, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Selective Logging Fails to Sustain Rainforest

October 21, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Dinosaur Swam for Its Dinner

October 20, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Mapping Households Reveals Immigrants Are "Us" Not "Them"

October 19, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Climate Model Predicts Extreme Changes for U.S.

October 18, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Warmer Climate Produces Less Rain

October 17, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Marine Microorganism Plays Both Host and Killer

October 14, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

Birdlike Dinosaur Older Than Thought

October 13, 2005 — Tracy Staedter

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