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Can Cutting Calories Increase Life Spans?
Rhesus monkeys Canto, 27, and on a restricted diet.

Contact: Science Press Package
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American Association for the Advancement of Science

Fig2
The progressively transmitting and decoding result of the terracotta model

Contact: Qi Yue
qy@buaa.edu.cn
Science in China Press

Fig1
Range images registration results of the terracotta and Dazu.

Contact: Qi Yue
qy@buaa.edu.cn
Science in China Press

Fig2
An example of SOA（Service-Oriented Architecture）

Contact: LI Deren
drli@whu.edu.cn
Science in China Press

Fig1
A DMI and an orthoimage of Beijing Bird's Nest

Contact: LI Deren
drli@whu.edu.cn
Science in China Press

Fig 3
Observation Image of severe convective storms in Beijing using the radar May 31，2005. The white curves revealed the historical course of the storm.

Contact: Han Lei
hanlei@ouc.edu.cn
0086-532-667-82368
Science in China Press

Fig 2
Hail Storm May 31，2005, Beijing

Contact: Han Lei
hanlei@ouc.edu.cn
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Science in China Press

Fig 1
This towering cumulus cloud is a precursor of a cumulonimbus, or thunderstorm, cloud. These cauliflower-like clouds result from warm, moist air rising rapidly through a cooler layer. They typically ...

Contact: Han Lei
hanlei@ouc.edu.cn
0086-532-667-82368
Science in China Press

Climate Change and the Mystery of the Shrinking Sheep
The Soay sheep (Ovis aries) on St. Kilda Archipelago.

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Comparing 'Swine' and Seasonal Flu in Ferrets
Schematic presentation (A) and a photograph (B) of transmission cages. The ferrets are housed in clear Perspex transmission cages, in which each inoculated animal was housed individually with a naive ...

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