The lack of posts can be explained by a serious excess of work.
So take a bow E&T magazine where I've been looking at gecko feet, as well as Flipside where inaminate objects have taken interest and something for The Guardian this Friday which should prove interesting.
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Wednesday, March 04, 2009
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