Heavyweight trees are forest champs at sequestering carbon
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Recent Posts (Page 44)
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Scientists catch black hole in a feeding frenzy
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Global forest science research center moves from Harvard to the National Museum of Natural History, Washington, D.C.
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National Park Service natural history collections transferred to care of the Smithsonian
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Astronomers witness black hole outburst in Spiral Galaxy M83
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Not on a plane, but how did blind snakes ever get to the Pacific’s Caroline Islands?
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For a dentist, the narwhal’s smile is a mystery of evolution
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New ‘Bumblebee’ gecko discovered in Papua New Guinea
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Top 10 gallery celebrates the Infrared Array Camera aboard the Spitzer Space Telescope
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Development will reduce carbon stored in forests, Smithsonian & Harvard scientists predict
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Smithsonian astronomers and colleagues to photograph black hole at our galaxy’s heart
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5 rabbit realities
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Invasive pythons in Florida now stealing bird eggs straight from the nest
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Panda habitat to be lost, shifted by climate change
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Howler monkey born at National Zoo
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Steady diet of binary star partners makes black holes grow “supermassive”
