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• What the Ancient CO2 Record May Mean for Future Climate Change

  25 October 2016

  

   

• Brief squid surprise

  20 October 2016

  

   

• Climate Change May Benefit Native Oysters, but There’s a Catch

  11 October 2016

  

   

• Orangutan Born at Smithsonian’s National Zoo

  13 September 2016

  

   

• Some ants still trying to get crop domestication right

  2 September 2016

  

   

• Human health risks of eating sea turtle eggs could benefit species

  2 September 2016

  

   

• Why Birds Really Matter: President Jimmy Carter

  20 August 2016

  

   

• Why Birds Really Matter: Keith Gagnon

  19 August 2016

  

   

• New Species of Extinct River Dolphin Discovered in Smithsonian Collection

  16 August 2016

  

   

• Fishing gear entanglements of marine birds is focus of Smithsonian ecologist’s study

  15 August 2016

  

   

• Extinct-in-the-Wild Antelope Return to the Grasslands of Chad

  11 August 2016

  

   

• First hooded crane hatches @ SCBI

  29 July 2016

  

   

• Rare Zebras graze at Smithsonian

  27 July 2016

  

   

• New bright orange-red scorpionfish discovered deep in Caribbean

  25 July 2016

  

   

• Beautiful plastic sculptures tell ugly story of human garbage in the ocean

  10 July 2016

  

   

• Discovery: Rising CO2 depletes pollen’s nutritional potency, bees suffer

  1 June 2016