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• Blood-thirsty jungle horse-flies catch big chill from Smithsonian entomologist

  16 March 2016

  

   

• Ghost octopod shows how little we know about deep-sea life

  8 March 2016

  

   

• Carotenoid pigments make extinct duck a rare bird indeed

  7 March 2016

  

   

• Smithsonian Scientists Solve Puzzle of Dramatic Wood Thrush Decline

  27 January 2016

  

   

• What happens at the National Zoo when it snows?

  22 January 2016

  

   

• Smithsonian Botanist Discovers New Ground-Flowering Plant in Panama

  22 January 2016

  

   

• Elusive bush dog widespread in Panama

  19 January 2016

  

   

• Trees employ similar strategies to outcompete their neighbors

  7 January 2016

  

   

• New Study Helps Smithsonian Scientists Prioritize Frogs at Risk of Extinction

  5 January 2016

  

   

• The Power of Touch: Sex-changing snails switch sooner when together

  23 December 2015

  

   

• Agustín Stahl: Scientist Who Introduced the “Arbol de Navidad” (Christmas Tree) to Puerto Rico

  23 December 2015

  

   

• New report enables creation of carbon credits for restored wetlands

  2 December 2015

  

   

• Killer Insect profile: The Assassin Fly

  30 November 2015

  

   

• Newly discovered sea urchin fossil is oldest of its kind

  9 November 2015

  

   

• Major El Nino Perfect opportunity for Global Change Research

  29 October 2015

  

   

• Disease carrying ticks hitchhike into U.S. on migratory birds

  22 October 2015