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  AAAS Meeting

  Science25 Feb 2011 : 995

  At this year's AAAS annual meeting, it was reported that infants can distinguish between two languages they've never heard before just by looking at the face of a speaker, methane from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill may be migrating undigested, a seaweed could be used to fight malaria, and overfishing has drastically altered the balance of biomass in the world's oceans.

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  AAAS Meeting

  Science25 Feb 2011 : 995

  At this year's AAAS annual meeting, it was reported that infants can distinguish between two languages they've never heard before just by looking at the face of a speaker, methane from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill may be migrating undigested, a seaweed could be used to fight malaria, and overfishing has drastically altered the balance of biomass in the world's oceans.

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