Scientists race to determine why vines are taking over forests in the American tropics
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Only large, fast-flying bats can handle life in the big city; small bats can’t adapt
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Rising ocean temperatures and acidity may deliver deadly one-two punch to the world’s corals
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New online video series to feature Tropical Research Institute scientists
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Online initiative makes massive database of herbarium specimens accessible worldwide
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Starch grains found on Neandertal teeth debunks theory that dietary deficiencies caused their extinction
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GPS and camera traps to replace radio antennas in tracking animals on Barro Colorado Island
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Gliding ants steer with hind legs as they fly backwards, scientists learn
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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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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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Earth’s highest coastal mountain range moved 1,367 miles in 170 million years
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Study reveals hazards of the high-wire life for bromeliads
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Study reveals road salt may promote health and well-being of roadside ant colonies
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New frog species pose challenge for conservation project in Panama
