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May 25, 2011
PhysOrg.com - At first glance, the bat captured in St. Vincent looked like a common type found in South America. But after closer inspection, Texas Tech University biologists discovered a new species found only on the Caribbean island and whose origins probably trace back to a dramatic marooning after glaciers receded and sea levels rose.
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May 25, 2011
Reuters - Engineers know how to build shelters that provide extensive protection from tornadoes, and weather forecasting advances make it easier than ever for experts to predict, spot and track twisters.
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May 24, 2011
ABC News - People thinking about fortifying their homes against the wind's wrath after seeing the damage caused by this year's rash of powerful, deadly tornadoes should think twice, architects and engineers say.
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May 24, 2011
KLTV - If you already have a home without a storm shelter and are thinking about installing one, shelter manufacturer Kelly Hall may have the answer. Hall's shelters are made from fiberglass and are built to withstand tornado-force winds. They have also been impact tested by Texas Tech University and meet FEMA standards. His shelters are placed in the ground either in the home, under the garage, or outside.
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