111.   The next decade promises to generate a total revision of how scientists think human minds are organized and constructed.

112.   The mussels, which the divers are pulling up by hand, are thought by scientists to move from lake to lake mainly by hitchhiking on boats.

113.   The processes that sustain the rings, scientists think, may provide hints of the processes responsible for planetary formation.

114.   The scientists also think Pathfinder can see the tip of a large hill peaking above the horizon to the southeast.

115.   The scientists thought they were ready for anything, but they never prepared for the volume of data they are getting.

116.   The scientists think their discoveries may also improve the understanding of a far more common eye disease, age-related macular degeneration.

117.   The southern area is brighter but not as bright as the areas scientists think are mountains or plateaus.

118.   The simian findings shed new light on the nef gene, which scientists thought was responsible for the virulence of the virus.

119.   There is some disagreement about where coconuts first appeared, but many scientists think it was on the Malay Peninsula.

120.   They do not believe that animals such as the archaeopteryx, a bird with reptile characteristics that some scientists think links birds and dinosaurs, are transitional.