Work of 19th-century oologists enables researcher to track climate change with duck eggs
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Scientists discover new species of dinosaur bridging a gap in the dinosaur family tree
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New bacteria genome may help solve mystery of how methylmercury is made
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Space shuttle Discovery to be added to National Air and Space Museum collection
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Astronomers seek monster black hole gorging on a buffet of stars
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Clouded leopard cubs born at Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
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Don’t pick a fight with a eunuch spider. It has nothing to lose
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Two dying stars to be reborn as one…in a few million years
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Giant squid eye, 2008
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Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics to own and operate ALMA Vertex Prototype Antenna
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Evidence of asteroid mining in our galaxy may lead to the discovery of extraterrestrial civilizations
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Study finds facial structure of men and women has become more similar over time
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Mummies featured in new Smithsonian exhibition
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Smithsonian scientists find declining rainfall is a major influence for migrating birds
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Wattled crane chick hatches at the National Zoo
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Smithsonian researchers help block ship-borne bioinvaders with new screening strategy
