Smithsonian scientists discover that rainforests take the heat
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Mosses have strong potential to acclimate to global warming, study indicates
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Biologist Andrew Sellers turns lionfish invasion into research opportunity
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Human shadow cast over the Caribbean slows coral growth
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Salamander DNA reveals evidence of older land connection between Central and South America
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Alligator relatives crossed ancient seaway
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Common tropical bat uses echolocation with precision previously considered impossible, new experiments reveal
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4,000-year-old shaman’s stones discovered near Boquete, Panama
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Warming climate unlikely to cause near-term extinction of ancient Amazon trees, study says
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Ships need to slow down for whales in Gulf of Panama, scientists advise
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Tropical arks reach tipping point
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Prehistoric turtle was size and shape of a big car tire
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With picky eating, bats avoid poison prey
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Report paints a new picture of early human impact on the Amazon River Basin
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Giant prehistoric turtle from Colombia chomped everything in sight–including crocodiles!
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Heliconius butterfly genome explains wing pattern diversity
