Gray whale specimen an important addition to Natural History Museum collections
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Recent Posts (Page 37)
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Scientists uncover relationship between lavas erupting on sea floor and deep-carbon cycle
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Forensic analysis of 17th-century human remains at Jamestown, Va., reveals evidence of survival cannibalism
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First five years of Panama Canal excavations reveal fossil finds
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“Hear My Voice”: Smithsonian identifies 130-year-old recording as Alexander Graham Bell’s voice
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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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Escape of the invasives: Top six invasive plant species in the United States
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Astronomers discover two water worlds orbiting star Kepler-62
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Polar bears in a warming world: Q&A with Don Moore of the National Zoo
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Obese marmosets are more developmentally advanced as infants, study shows
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Ancient mummies reveal atherosclerosis is very likely just a part of aging
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Human shadow cast over the Caribbean slows coral growth
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Smithsonian scientists launch 100-year project to examine the future of forests
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Penguins once thrived in Africa; one endangered species lives there today
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Powerful computer simulations show how spiral galaxies get their arms
