Algae bloom toxins may make Florida’s manatees and sea turtles susceptible to deadly accidents
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High CO2 spurs wetlands to absorb more carbon
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Q&A: Plastics expert Odile Madden on plastic debris in Alaskan waters
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Emmett Duffy named director of Smithsonian’s Tennenbaum Marine Observatories Network
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Climate change conundrum: Invasive reed makes much more methane
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100 Years of Whales @ Smithsonian!
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Discovery: Turtle shells appeared 40 million years earlier than previously believed
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Exhibition: “Whales: From Bone to Book”
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Scientists find impact of open-ocean industrial fishing within centuries of bird bones
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VIDEO: 3-D scanning at the Smithsonian
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Gray whale specimen an important addition to Natural History Museum collections
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Scientists uncover relationship between lavas erupting on sea floor and deep-carbon cycle
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First five years of Panama Canal excavations reveal fossil finds
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Biologist Andrew Sellers turns lionfish invasion into research opportunity
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Yellow pigment in penguin feathers is chemically distinct, spectroscopic studies reveal
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Polar bears in a warming world: Q&A with Don Moore of the National Zoo
