Digital technology allows Alexander Graham Bell’s 1880s disc recordings to be played again
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Urban songbirds adjust melodies to adapt to life in the big city, Smithsonian scientists find
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Air pollution is fertilizing tropical forests
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New DNA study suggests coral reef biodiversity is seriously underestimated
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Super tough seed coat keeps Michaux’s sumac on critically endangered list
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What makes rainforests unique? History, not ecology.
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Ability to raft with flotsam and use non-reef habitats helps tropical fish journey to new places, study finds
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Zoo celebrates birth of two Micronesian kingfishers, a species extinct in the wild
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Invertebrates are ignored, overlooked by conservationists, policymakers and the public
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Bryan’s shearwater, new Hawaiian seabird species, discovered
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Unlocking the mysteries of Jefferson’s bible with high-tech analysis and microscopic testing
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Video: A mummy ‘grows’ with CT scans and 3D digital technology
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New finding may enable scientists to bolster genetic diversity of captive cheetah population
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Alaska’s cold waters no barrier to invasive marine species, scientists say
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Digitization project brings ancient Near Eastern inscriptions into 21st Century
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Endangered river turtle’s genes reveal ancient influence of Maya Indians
