Warming temperatures may mean more monarch generations in some areas of North America
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Environmental “Forensics” Pieces Together Mysterious Plant Invasion
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Parasitic flatworms flout global biodiversity patterns
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Trapped in Amber: Ancient fossils reveal remarkable stability of Caribbean lizard communities
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Smithsonian and Partners To Preserve Earth’s Genomic Plant Diversity
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Gasping for air: nutrients, warming trigger ocean oxygen deficit
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This simple trick helped fix a wildlife water shortage in Cambodia
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Analysis: Many tropical tree species have yet to be discovered
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Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Marks 50 Years of Making a Difference
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Satellite tracking helps with curlew conservation
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Video from Solar Dynamics Observatory wows museum visitors
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“Early Women in Science” Profiles Trailblazing Women
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Coming soon: Vacancy at the crawdad hole?
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How Do Ticks…Tick?
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New South Pacific cliff flower is critically endangered
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In modern amphibian “ark,” new species added with due diligence
