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| 1 | Mysterious living monuments Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute |
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| 2 | Flowers! Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute |
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| 3 | How the Chicxulub impactor gave rise to modern rainforests |
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| 4 | How the Chicxulub impact gave rise to modern rainforests |
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| 5 | Dinosaur-Killer Asteroid Gave Rise to Today's Tropical Rainforests | The Weather Channel |
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| 6 | Scientists uncover the mysterious origin of canal grass in Panama |
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| 7 | Prior to the Chicxulub impact, rainforests looked very different |
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| 8 | The Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs Created the Amazon Rain Forest |
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| 9 | Bryophytes | Tiny plants in a big changing world | Smithsonian Voices | Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute |
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| 10 | Smithsonian scientists reduce uncertainty in forest carbon storage calculations |
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| 11 | Study Finds Beef Industry Can Cut Emissions |
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| 12 | Centuries-old trees may be at risk of climate change death |
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| 13 | Recycling old genes to get new traits -- How social behavior evolves in bees |
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| 14 | The Same Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs Likely Made Earth's Rainforests |
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| 15 | Fish invasions follow Panama and Suez canal expansions |
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| 16 | New bird checklists from Coiba National Park, Panama |
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| 17 | Is odor the secret to bats' sex appeal? |
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| 18 | The evolution of modern rainforests began with the dinosaur-killing asteroid |
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| 19 | First DNA extracted from modern, ancient and fossil tropical shells |
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| 20 | Mother bats use baby talk to communicate with their pups |
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| 21 | Disproportionate extinction of South American mammals when Americas collided evident today |
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| 22 | How do giraffes and elephants alter the African Savanna landscape? |
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| 23 | Long-term consequences of river damming in the Panama Canal |
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| 24 | New deep-water coral discovered |
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| 25 | Lightning strikes more than 100 million times per year in the tropics |
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| 26 | Baby vampire bat adopted by mom's best friend |
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| 27 | One-two punch: Sea urchins stuck belly-up in low-oxygen hot water |
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| 28 | DNA in fringe-lipped bat poop reveals unexpected eating habits |
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| 29 | Beef industry can cut emissions with land management, production efficiency: Ranchers in United States, Brazil and other regions can help create a more climate-friendly beef system |
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| 30 | Beef industry can cut emissions with improvements in land management, production efficiency |
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| 31 | Asteroid Ending Age of Dinosaurs May Have Formed Earth’s Rainforests |
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| 32 | Strianassa lerayi anker, new shrimp species from Panama's Coiba national park |
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| 33 | Native trees thrive in teak plantations and may protect the Panama Canal |
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| 34 | Scientists identify a temperature tipping point for tropical forests |
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| 35 | The Darwinian diet: You are what you eat |
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| 36 | Peruvian Amazonian shaman rose to power in early 20th century |
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| 37 | These masked singers are bats |
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| 38 | New evidence found of the ritual significance of a classic Maya sweat bath in Guatemala |
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| 39 | Sea star's ability to clone itself may empower this mystery globetrotter |
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| 40 | Traditional fisherfolk help uncover ancient fish preservation methods |
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| 41 | Male bats with high testosterone levels have large forearm crusts when females are fertile |
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| 42 | How to Tell a Bird's Age By Its Song |
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| 43 | Smithsonian researchers name new ocean zone: The rariphotic |
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| 44 | Using Amber-Filtered Bulbs Instead of White Light Attracts Fewer Bugs |
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| 45 | Fossil trees on Peru's Central Andean Plateau tell a tale of dramatic environmental change |
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| 46 | Quiz: Earth Day and Environmentalism |
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| 47 | Video captures tadpole escape artists in Panama |
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| 48 | Tropical tree roots represent an underappreciated carbon pool |
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| 49 | Researchers Turn Spider Webs Into Music | Smart News |
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| 50 | Scientists edit butterfly wing spots and stripes |
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| 51 | The undertaker's census |
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| 52 | A new social role for echolocation in bats that hunt together |
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| 53 | Smithsonian Names Ellen Stofan Under Secretary for Science and Research |
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| 54 | Bats use leaves as mirrors to find prey in the dark |
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| 55 | Diverse tropical forests grow fast despite widespread phosphorus limitation |
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| 56 | Modern Rain Forests Started Evolving After Asteroid Strike That Killed Dinosaurs: Study |
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| 57 | Humpback whales may risk collision with vessels in the Magellan Strait |
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| 58 | White-faced capuchin monkeys come down from the trees on Panama's Coiba Island |
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| 59 | Parents unknown |
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| 60 | Bones Tell the Tale of a Maya Settlement |
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| 61 | Smithsonian's Panama debate fueled by zircon dating |
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| 62 | How Woody Vines Do the Twist |
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| 63 | What Happened to South America’s Missing Mega-Mammals? |
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| 64 | Scientists reduce uncertainty in forest carbon storage calculations |
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| 65 | New shrimp species discovered in Panama's Coiba National Park |
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| 66 | New soft coral species discovered in Panama |
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| 67 | How does a crustacean become a crab? |
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| 68 | An Orphaned Vampire Bat Pup Was Adopted By Its Mother's Best Friend |
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| 69 | Warming threat to tropical forests risks release of carbon from soil |
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| 70 | Two new porcelain crab species discovered |
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| 71 | Temperature Tipping Point for Tropical Forests Identified – Scientists Recommend Immediate Steps |
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| 72 | Tropical sea urchins caught between a rock and a hot place |
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| 73 | Earth Optimism: Smithsonian's "Agua Salud" Project restores degraded land with forest |
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| 74 | Mosquito road |
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| 75 | Old species learn new tricks...very slowly |
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| 76 | Tropical forest seeds use three strategies to survive |
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| 77 | Researchers observe novel bat behavior in Panama |
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| 78 | Legume trees key to supporting tropical forest growth |
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| 79 | These Bats Mask Up to Woo Mates | Smart News |
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| 80 | All in the head? Brains adapt to support new species |
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| 81 | The Underwater Library at Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
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| 82 | Hunting habits of fringe-lipped bats revealed in their poop • Earth.com |
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| 83 | White-tailed deer were predominant in pre-Columbian Panama feasts |
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| 84 | Parasitoid wasps may turn spiders into zombies by hacking their internal code |
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| 85 | Some tropical forests show surprising resilience as temperatures rise |
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| 86 | News Feature: A sea in the Amazon |
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| 87 | Bats share social information through echolocation calls • Earth.com |
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| 88 | New golden frog species discovered in Colombia |
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| 89 | Smithsonian botanist discovers new ground-flowering plant in Panama |
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| 90 | Upcoming Adopt-a-Book Salons with Smithsonian Libraries and Archives |
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| 91 | Women in aquaculture: Kara Birkenmayer |
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| 92 | Deep time tracking devices: Fossil barnacles reveal prehistoric whale migrations |
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| 93 | The skin of the earth is home to pac-man-like protists |
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| 94 | Insects need empathy |
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| 95 | 'Superfungus' threatens last Panamanian golden frogs |
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| 96 | Fossils help identify a lone 'bright spot' in a similar state to coral reefs before human impact |
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| 97 | Spanish conquest left its imprint on men's genes in Panama |
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| 98 | Long-Living Tropical Trees Play Outsized Role in Carbon Storage |
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| 99 | Microplastics are new homes for microbes in the Caribbean |
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| 100 | When Illness Strikes, Vampire Bat Moms Will Still Socialize With Their Kids |
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