Complete evolutionary tree of the Hawaiian honeycreepers traced by Smithsonian scientists, collaborators
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Halocoryza acapulcana Whitehead
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Suitor’s gentle massage soothes aggressive, cannibalistic female spiders, researchers find
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Coeur d’Alene doll returns after 110 years
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Super tough seed coat keeps Michaux’s sumac on critically endangered list
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Dodo bird a resilient island survivor before the arrival of humans, study reveals
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Q&A: Smithsonian volcanologist Richard Wunderman answers questions about the Aug. 23, East Coast earthquake
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New dinosaur species named from hatchling fossil donated to National Museum of Natural History
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Hitchhiking snails fly from ocean to ocean
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Anoplogaster cornuta or fangtooth
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Illustrations of the nest and eggs of birds of Ohio
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Invertebrates are ignored, overlooked by conservationists, policymakers and the public
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Fulcaldea stuessyi is newly discovered member of the Barnadesioideae, a subfamily of the Compositae, or sunflower family of flowering plants,
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Bryan’s shearwater, new Hawaiian seabird species, discovered
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New “cloud-based” storage initiative to make vertebrate research collections available worldwide
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500 carats of rough diamonds donated to Natural History Museum
