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Smithsonian scientists launch 100-year project to examine the future of forests
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Poison dart frog toxins best suited for deterring biting arthropods, research reveals
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Success in breeding endangered frogs!
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Salamander DNA reveals evidence of older land connection between Central and South America
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Going for the gut: DNA from beetle stomachs reveals complex network
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Note to St. Patrick: Pls. keep the snakes
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Small migratory birds age faster in stressful places, study reveals
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Browsing suburbia: Virginia’s parceled-up farms and forests are ideal refuge for white-tailed deer
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With no credit to Cupid, white-naped crane couples remain faithful for life
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Klondike, puppy born from a frozen embryo, fetches good news for endangered animals
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Cats kill 2.4 billion birds annually
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A wild giant panda from the Website Smithsonian Wild
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Tiny new Peruvian opossum comes from a great big family
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Wild ginseng in steep decline in Maryland, survey reveals: Q&A with Smithsonian botanist Christopher Puttock
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Scientists discover long-beaked echidna may not be a thing of the past in Australia