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Articles in March 31, 2007, issue of Science News

• Too few jaws: shark declines let rays overgraze scallops
  by S. Milius
• Birds' ancestors had small genomes too
• Is your phone out of juice? Biological fuel cell turns drinks into power
  by D. Castelvecchi
• Meet me at 79[degrees]50' N, 56[degrees]W
• Pollution fallout: are unattractive males Great-gram's fault?
  by J. Raloff
• Chasing money for science
• Honey, I ate the kids: and maybe it wasn't a bad idea
  by Susan Milius
• The Deep: The Extraordinary Creatures of the Abyss
• Fits and starts: what regulates the flow of huge ice streams?
  by Sid Perkins
• Plague Ports: the Global Impact of Bubonic Plague, 1894-1901
• Working in a cotton mill has bright side
• Planet Earth: As You've Never Seen it Before
• Asthma zap: heated scope reduces attacks
  by B. Vastag
• Old plants were lost in the grass
• One in Three: A Son's Journey into the History and Science of Cancer
• Late bloomer: Hubble studies once-dormant galaxy
  by R. Cowen
• How smart are amoebas?
• On the hoof
  by Anne Bevier
• Bipolar surprise: mood disorder endures antidepressant setback
  by B. Bower
• Big prize for unlikely research
• Nanotechnicalities
  by William Belknap
• Family feud: genetic arms race between parents benefits male offspring in a surprising way
  by P. Barry
• Radar probes frozen water at Martian pole
• Fuels' gold?
  by C. Greenwood