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1 | Smithsonian scientists reduce uncertainty in forest carbon storage calculations |
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2 | Scientists uncover the mysterious origin of canal grass in Panama |
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3 | John Schroeder | Greenbiz |
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4 | New bird checklists from Coiba National Park, Panama |
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5 | Butterfly anti-aphrodisiac and floral scent |
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6 | Invasive lionfish may be a selective predator |
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7 | Fish invasions follow Panama and Suez canal expansions |
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8 | Long-term consequences of river damming in the Panama Canal |
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9 | Scientists identify a temperature tipping point for tropical forests |
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10 | DNA in fringe-lipped bat poop reveals unexpected eating habits |
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11 | Sea star's ability to clone itself may empower this mystery globetrotter |
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12 | The Darwinian diet: You are what you eat |
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13 | Lightning strikes more than 100 million times per year in the tropics |
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14 | These masked singers are bats |
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15 | 'Exquisitely preserved' skull of tube-crested dinosaur found in New Mexico |
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16 | UW's Gomez-Murillo Receives Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute Internship | News |
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17 | Peruvian Amazonian shaman rose to power in early 20th century |
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18 | New evidence found of the ritual significance of a classic Maya sweat bath in Guatemala |
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19 | Recycling old genes to get new traits -- How social behavior evolves in bees |
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20 | Humpback whales may risk collision with vessels in the Magellan Strait |
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21 | Fossil trees on Peru's Central Andean Plateau tell a tale of dramatic environmental change |
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22 | Researchers Discover ‘Exquisitely’ Preserved Skull of a Dinosaur that Lived Over 70 Million Years Ago |
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23 | How does an intersex bee behave? |
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24 | How to Tell a Bird's Age By Its Song |
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25 | Male bats with high testosterone levels have large forearm crusts when females are fertile |
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26 | Microplastics are new homes for microbes in the Caribbean |
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27 | Strianassa lerayi anker, new shrimp species from Panama's Coiba national park |
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28 | February Events for the Food Policy Enthusiast |
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29 | Underwater manatee chatter may aid in their conservation |
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30 | Long-term consequences of coastal development as bad as an oil spill on coral reefs |
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31 | Smithsonian botanist discovers new ground-flowering plant in Panama |
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32 | Risky business: Courtship movements put katydids in danger |
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33 | Smithsonian researchers name new ocean zone: The rariphotic |
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34 | Violence in pre-Columbian Panama exaggerated, new study shows |
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35 | Disproportionate extinction of South American mammals when Americas collided evident today |
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36 | New shrimp species discovered in Panama's Coiba National Park |
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37 | Smithsonian's Panama debate fueled by zircon dating |
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38 | Bound by blood |
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39 | Senior Participates in Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute |
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40 | Fossils help identify a lone 'bright spot' in a similar state to coral reefs before human impact |
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41 | Bones Tell the Tale of a Maya Settlement |
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42 | When Illness Strikes, Vampire Bat Moms Will Still Socialize With Their Kids |
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43 | Warming threat to tropical forests risks release of carbon from soil |
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44 | Trace Metals in Leatherback Turtle Eggs May Harm Consumers |
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45 | 150-Year-Old Mummified Bee Nests Found in Panama City Cathedral |
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46 | How Woody Vines Do the Twist |
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47 | The Smithsonian celebrates the Panama Canal expansion |
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48 | GenBank can be trusted |
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49 | Not falling far from tree: Ecologists study seed-to-seedling transitions |
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50 | Some tropical forests show surprising resilience as temperatures rise |
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51 | Two new porcelain crab species discovered |
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52 | Tropical sea urchins caught between a rock and a hot place |
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53 | New soft coral species discovered in Panama |
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54 | New deep-water coral discovered |
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55 | In a warming climate, can birds take the heat? |
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56 | White-tailed deer were predominant in pre-Columbian Panama feasts |
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57 | Long-Living Tropical Trees Play Outsized Role in Carbon Storage |
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58 | These Bats Mask Up to Woo Mates | Smart News |
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59 | Tropical forest seeds use three strategies to survive |
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60 | ASU study finds microplastics create new homes for microbes in the Caribbean |
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61 | Male bats have a secret mating weapon • Earth.com |
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62 | Study reveals unusually high carbon stocks and tree diversity in Panama's Darien forest |
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63 | Parasitoid wasps may turn spiders into zombies by hacking their internal code |
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64 | Scientists organize to tackle crisis of coral bleaching |
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65 | Global 'BiteMap' reveals how marine food webs may change with climate |
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66 | Chemical innovation by relatives of the ice cream bean explains tropical biodiversity |
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67 | Nearly Half of South America's Mammals Came From North America. New Research May Explain Why |
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68 | 'Superfungus' threatens last Panamanian golden frogs |
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69 | Coyotes Poised to Infiltrate South America | At the Smithsonian |
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70 | Researchers observe novel bat behavior in Panama |
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71 | Poop Is Full of Secrets: DNA in Fringe-Lipped Bat Poop Reveals Unexpected Eating Habits |
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72 | 'Superfungus' Threatens to Wipe Out Critically Endangered Panamanian Golden Frogs |
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73 | Spanish conquest left its imprint on men's genes in Panama |
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74 | In Case You Missed It |
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75 | Important Lessons from Social, Yet Sick, Bats |
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76 | New golden frog species discovered in Colombia |
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77 | Marine Biologists Discover New Species of Octocoral | Biology |
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78 | Outsmarting the enemy: Treefrogs rely on illusions to find a mate without being eaten |
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79 | Earth Optimism: Smithsonian's "Agua Salud" Project restores degraded land with forest |
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80 | Is evolution predictable? |
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81 | What Bat Poop Can Tell Us |
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82 | Deep time tracking devices: Fossil barnacles reveal prehistoric whale migrations |
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83 | Evolution painted onto butterfly wings |
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84 | First study of humpback whale survivors of orca attacks in the Southeastern Pacific |
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85 | Predators learn to identify prey from other species |
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86 | Panama Embraces Transformation with Approval of Five-Year Sustainable Tourism Master Plan |
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87 | U. withdraws travel-related thesis funding, cancels all on-campus research |
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88 | Whale shark logs longest-recorded trans-Pacific migration |
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89 | Living coral cover will slow future reef dissolution |
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90 | Digging Into the Past to Find Optimism for the Future |
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91 | Climate change may even threaten one of the world's most resilient lizards |
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92 | How the Revolutionary Thinker Alexander von Humboldt Helped to Create the Smithsonian |
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93 | Researchers apply machine learning to study fossil pollen |
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94 | Neogene precipitation, vegetation, and elevation history of the Central Andean Plateau |
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95 | Meet the Bee With a Body That's Half Male, Half Female |
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96 | Old species learn new tricks...very slowly |
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97 | Decades of Tree Data Reveal Forests Under Attack |
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98 | Scientists unearth soil-dwelling microorganisms that resemble 'Pac-man' |
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99 | Megalodons, the Ocean's Most Ferocious Prehistoric Predators, Raised Their Young in Nurseries |
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100 | Evolution: Shifts in mating preference |
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