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GPS and camera traps to replace radio antennas in tracking animals on Barro Colorado Island
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Rutgers glider added to the collections of the National Museum of Natural History
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Cyprus: Crossroads of Civilizations
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Smithsonian scientists to help identify and eradicate invasive species in Alaskan waters
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Discovery triples number of stars in universe
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Super-earth has an atmosphere, but is it steamy or gassy?
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Gliding ants steer with hind legs as they fly backwards, scientists learn
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Potential biofuel pest, the switchgrass moth, under renewed scrutiny of entomologists
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New species of bat named from central coastal Ecuador
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Turkey’s trip to table: Domesticating North America’s largest fowl
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National Zoo and partners first to breed critically endangered tree frog
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One hundred sixty years after his birth a racehorse’s bones return to Lexington
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Astronomers discover merging star systems that might explode
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Chandra X-ray Observatory finds youngest nearby black hole
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Astronomers find giant, previously unseen structure in our galaxy