Scientific American下的免费广播，不仅对于托福等考试的听力有好处，而且对于了解最新的科学动向也很有帮助。欢迎大家踊跃参加。- P1 ^- w1 @$ A- M8 p
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只有60多秒,很适合上手,语速适中,可下载,大家可以反复听.
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后面跟帖只接受意见和文本,请大家自觉遵守.& t' v# X) F+ A9 Y1 ^6 R
规则：　
) Z0 a9 z, s0 w# F/ f本帖只接受意见贴和听力文本。
2 L/ G4 d! P2 @5 F( @第一位发答案者加5点左右威望，其他板油加3点左右威望。（被我加分的上限局限啦，不好意思！中级认证只能加3点）" k: P; k; A( \. C1 z4 W0 Y+ M' ^; [
由于本听力材料未附有答案文本，但是我会尽可能的提供高质量的答案。希望大家听完之后能够一起讨论，共同提高。（活动结束之后的发帖和讨论，酌情给1~2点威望！）6 C6 k& m; z* x1 }4 {1 Z
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每次活动持续一周，自发帖之日算起。本期于9月4日结束。3 X, G8 }2 p9 J- R) y  [9 R2 F

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http://e.taisha.org/thread-885099-1-1.html
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[ 本帖最后由 追梦者 于 2007-9-4 18:40 编辑 ]

第17期开始了～欢迎大家踊跃参加

哪天你闲了,把石头上的顶置整理下吧

请问楼主贴的附件就是17期的题目吗？好像06年9月的？有个小小的疑问和建议，为什么不听07年的段子，那些旧的段子会不会时效性不高呢？

这是一个长期性的工作.后面的已经有人听了.我要做的是把全部的连起来.做成一个大型文本库.呵呵.
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7 S" L+ M0 I3 Q5 `% g& [时效性么,不用担心.都是科技性文章.

第一次听写这个，听力太差……好多地方都听懵了……
9 a6 E9 Q( h( R* O2 \/ C花了一个多小时才听成这样，不要笑话我…………虽然有些地方我自己的觉得错的太搞笑^_^'* v; B. j- j) L, s( v, H: ~
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This is Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute?! }: g% g. o0 _8 _8 @( n
Male crickets is difficult in rag that their wings have a so-called a fire and scrape apparatus, move the fire ensuing songs that female know the males would be happy to see them. But on one while on Ireland, the male song become deadly. The parasidic fly tracked down the males from the song and kill them. Now nomally being a muten male cricket that couldn't do the wing sing was a ticket to mate in obvilion. But with a loud male being targeted parasidic flies. Being a mutten mute male suddenly became an advantage. Less than 20 generations ago 80% male crickets on the Ireland could sing. Now 80% can't sing. Because evolution can work in a hurry if the stake is high enough. The research is published in the Journal "Biology Letters" So how do the salad(^_^") males attarct mates with a very clever new behavior. They build a crows around one of the maining minoriy of males who can still sings. And mingle with many interested females who show up to hear the lone male. It's like being a friend of senatrous.- ~7 x! [" T3 C8 L3 I$ Q9 ~
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# p- A$ t$ F6 U- h6 wMale crickets typically make quite rugged, their wing have  so-called a fire and scraper apparatus move the fire across the scraper and ensuing songs that female know the males would be happy to see them. But once in a Ireland, the male song become deadly.      The  parasitic fly tracked down the males from the song and kill them. Now nomally being muted male crickets that couldn't do the wing  sing was taken to mating (). But with  loud males being targeted parasitic flies,being a muted male suddenly became an advantage.
$ o/ V7 O  c+ @' c* f  }' t6 w; fLess than 20 generations ago 90% of male crickets on the Ireland could sing. Now 90% can't sing. Because evolution can work in a hurry if stay is high enough. The research  published in the Journal "Biology Letters" So had the silent males  attarct mates? With a very clever new behavior,they're build a cross around one of many minoriy of males who still can sing,and mingled with many interested females who show up to hear wrong male. It like being a friend of solastry(不知什么东东).+ e' a5 u5 ~! X  |
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' ]6 g2 x3 U3 k- ^0 _A Male crickets typically make quite a racket, their wings have what's called a file and scraper apparatusmove the file across the scraper and ensuing song let's the female know themales would be happy to see them. But in Onwhoie(是个地名吧) island, the male songbecome deadly.  A parasitic fly tracked down the males from thesong and kill them. Now nomally being a mutant male cricket that couldn'tdo the wing-sing was a ticket to mating ???. But with the loud males beingtargeted by the parasitic flies,being a mutant new male suddenly became anadvantage.5 C1 Y7 k3 d2 Y2 V) C

# @0 i2 K9 v/ H% jLess than 20 generations ago 90% of male crickets on the Island couldsing. Now 90% can't sing. Because evolution can work in a hurry if the stakes are high enough. The research is published in the Journal "BiologyLetters". So   the how do silent males  attarct mates? With a very clever newbehavior,they have built a cluster around one of remaining minoriy of males whostill sings, and mingled with many interested females who show up tohear the lung male. It's like being a friend of ???.
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Thanks for the minute for Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky.
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嘿嘿，支持！好节目哈，顶起; X3 d$ T& Q- D2 u% D, L, t- c/ Y
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[ 本帖最后由 Winniexyz 于 2007-8-29 08:05 编辑 ]

Male crickets typically made quite a racket, their wings have what’s called a file and scraper apparatus, move the file across the scraper and the ensuing song lets females know that the males will be happy to see them. But on one Hawaiian Island, the male song became deadly. A parasitic fly tracked down the males from the song and killed them. Now normally being a mutant male cricket that couldn’t do the wing sing was a ticket to mate in oblivion. But with the loud males being targeted by the parasitic flies, being a mutant mute male suddenly became an advantage. Less than 20 generations ago, 90 percent of the male crickets on the island can sing, now 90 percent can’t sing because evolution can work in a hurry if the stakes are high enough. The research is published in the Journal Biology Letters, so how do the silent males attract mates? With a very clever and new behavior. They (apute) a cholesterol around one of the remaining minority of males who still sings, and mingle with the many interested females who show up to hear the lone male. It’s like being a friend of a (sonatress歌唱家，但是拼写不太知道)

楼上好强阿，基本上都听下来了！& {' K1 k4 Z+ S: t; S7 D) }
不过第二句真的是on one Hawaiian Island吗？总觉得把整个Ha的音都吞了好像有点夸张的感觉：）* z( O; N) C! g9 U/ R% v5 k  T+ a

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[ 本帖最后由 狼猪 于 2007-8-28 18:28 编辑 ]

先占一楼先

This is scientific Americans, 60 second science, I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute! Male crickets typically make quite a racket, their wings have what’s called file and scraper apparatus, move the file across the scraper and ensuing songs that’s femle know that the males will be happy to see them. But one Hawaiian island the male song become deadly. A parasitic fly track down the males from the song and kill them. Now normally being a mutant male cricket that couldn’t do the wing sing with a ticket to mate in oblivion. But with the loud males being targeted by the parasitic flies, being a mutant mute male suddenly became an advantage. Less than 20 generations ago, 90% of the male crickets on the islands could sing, now 90% can’t sing because evolution can work in a hurry if the states are high enough. The researchs published in the journal Biology Letters, so how do the silent male attract mates? With a very clever new behavior, they build cholesterol around one of the remaining monority of males who still sings, and mingle with the many interested females who show up to hear the lone male. It’s like being a friend of sinatrees. Thanks for the minute for Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky.

大家的科技名词是怎么听出来的呀!!好多生物方面的!

This is Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute
' N2 M" O  \# s9 b3 y, p* OMale crickets typically make quite a racket, their wings have what’s called a fire and scraper apparatus, move the fire across the scraper and the ensuing song lets females know that the males will be happy to see them. But on one Hawaiian Island, the male song became deadly. A parasitic fly tracked down the males from the song and killed them. Now normally being a mutant male cricket that couldn’t do the wing sing was a ticket to mating oblivion. But with the loud males being targeted by the parasitic flies, being a mutant mute male suddenly became an advantage. Less than 20 generations ago, 90 percent of the male crickets on the island can sing, now 90 percent can’t sing because evolution can work in a hurry if the states are high enough. The research is published in the Journal Biology Letters, so how do the silent males attract mates? With a very clever new behavior. They appuied a cholesterol around one of the remaining minority of males who still sings, and mingle with the many interested females who show up to hear the lone male. It’s like being a friend of a singatress
6 f6 S8 P% O$ j9 @' t  oThanks for the minute for Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky.
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Their wings have () file and scraper () move the file across the scraper ensuing songs lets females know that the males will be happy to see them.
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7 u8 T* E2 F7 w/ \6 |! O. gBut on one who are on an island, male's song became deadly. y( j% j4 E7 A1 z5 b

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; V+ N' G0 y( v9 \7 P/ O- k' v* HNow normally being a muton male cricket that couldn't do the wing sing was a ticket to (mating a belive in).+ m+ |* q2 r0 \) C
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The research was published in the jounal Biology Letters.
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- Z4 @4 p# p$ m" V5 f- G, @So how do the (salon) males attract mates?
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折腾了一个多小时，还是有好多都没听出来呀，差距真是大呀。
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强烈建议3天一个周期
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看来第二句真的是Hawaiian了……
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( @# l/ g: x, ^- wfile and scraper大家都听出来了？到底是什么啊？难道我生物学知识那么困乏…………

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But on one / island the male song became deadly. A parasitic fly tracked down the males from the song and killed them. Nonornamlly being a mutant male cricket that couldn't do the wing thing was a ticket to mating oblivion, but with the loud males being targeted by the parasitic flies, being a mutant mute male suddenly became an advantage. Less than 20 generations ago, 90 percent of the male crickets on the island could sing, now 90 percent can't sing, because evolution can walk in a hurry if the stakes are high enough. The research is published in the journal Biology Letters.
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So how do these silent males attract mates? With a very clever new behavior. They appear to cluster around one of the remaining minority of males who still sings and mingle with the many interested females who show up to hear the lone male. It's like being a friend of C's.

With a very clever new behavior, they (appear?) a cluster around ……. L* D1 b; a3 D  o4 {3 ]
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我自己的帖子编辑不了了

看了下大家听的，一个字，强，两个字，好强。Hawaiian和singatress都被听出来了，这几个词我是听了好多遍也搞不定。
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7 c4 K  J1 ~7 w2. mate in oblivion，我觉得应该是mating oblivion，就像mating season那样。从句子上看，a ticket to应该接一个名词
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我觉得肯定还是mate in oblivion吧，mating oblivion会是什么意思呢？适合交配的遗忘？
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