National Zoo and partners first to breed critically endangered tree frog
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Plant diversity in tropical forests increased during ancient global warming event
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Center for Tropical Forest Science receives grant to study diversity of tree communities
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Remarkable ethnobotany collections of Edward Palmer highlighted in new Smithsonian Website
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Ancient gray whales may have been homebodies
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Study backs restoring green buffers along streams to reduce Chesapeake Bay pollution
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A noisy reef is a healthy reef
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Coral bleaching event caused by warming ocean waters is documented in Panama
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Smithsonian ecologists to examine “dead zones” in Chesapeake Bay with $1.4 million NOAA grant
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National Zoo scientists successfully grow two species of anemones in aquarium tanks
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Maryland Blue Crab Science at the Smithsonian
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New frog species pose challenge for conservation project in Panama
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Tropical tree study shows interactions with neighbors plays an important role in tree survival
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Transmitters unveil long-distance movements of orchid bees
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Net survey: For quarter century, scientists have been counting creatures traveling Chesapeake Bay tributary
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Shipping industry sends help as project in Panama tackles amphibian crisis
