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• New horse-sized tyrannosaur with big brain reveals how “T. rex” became top predator

  14 March 2016

  

   

• Carotenoid pigments make extinct duck a rare bird indeed

  7 March 2016

  

   

• New Montana ant species emerge from 46-million-year-old rock

  8 January 2016

  

   

• New Study Helps Smithsonian Scientists Prioritize Frogs at Risk of Extinction

  5 January 2016

  

   

• Study reveals ancient link between mammoth dung and pumpkin pie

  23 November 2015

  

   

• Newly discovered sea urchin fossil is oldest of its kind

  9 November 2015

  

   

• Fossils help scientists build a picture of the past—and present

  8 October 2015

  

   

• In Western China’s deserts an ancient competition for water resumes

  8 September 2015

  

   

• Fossil Specimen Reveals a New Species of Ancient River Dolphin

  1 September 2015

  

   

• Why did Neanderthals go extinct?

  11 August 2015

  

   

• Study reveals Agriculture and Fishing Cause Coral Reef Decline

  10 August 2015

  

   

• Trapped in Amber: Ancient fossils reveal remarkable stability of Caribbean lizard communities

  27 July 2015

  

   

• Study reveals more Pygmy Sloths, But There Still Aren’t Many

  20 July 2015

  

   

• Smithsonian and Partners To Preserve Earth’s Genomic Plant Diversity

  8 July 2015

  

   

• Key Link in Turtle Evolution discovered

  25 June 2015

  

   

• Scientists Find Andean Bears with Camera Traps In Peru

  11 May 2015