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Fish Ecology in Pictures

March 18, 2016 maryalicehartsock Environmental Science, Featured, Ichthyology, People, Photoblog, Uncategorized

Fieldwork photoblog shows scientists getting their hands dirty

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Beth Watson in Field

Wetland Ecology Then and Now

February 15, 2016 maryalicehartsock Environmental Science, Featured, People

Beth Watson on sea-level rise, coastal erosion, and more.

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Students working

Nature’s Mechanics

November 2, 2015 maryalicehartsock Education, Evolution, Exhibit, Featured, Herpetology, Interactive

Natural science takes a bite of mechanical engineering.

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Movable Laboratory

Part 5: Birds, BEES, and Bloodsuckers

September 14, 2015 Gelsey Torres Education, Environmental Science, Featured, Ornithology, People

What do scientists do when they go out in the field?

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parasite on feather

Part 4: Birds, BEES, and Bloodsuckers

September 8, 2015 Gelsey Torres Education, Evolution, Featured, Ornithology, People

What parasites can tell researchers about evolution.

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jason weckstein with other researchers in the field

Part 3: Birds, BEES, and Bloodsuckers

August 31, 2015 Gelsey Torres Education, Environmental Science, Evolution, Featured, Interactive, Ornithology, People

Jason Weckstein mentors future ornithologists.

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Royal Flycatcher

Part 2: Birds, BEES, and Bloodsuckers

August 24, 2015 Gelsey Torres Education, Environmental Science, Evolution, Featured, Ornithology, People

Meet our new ornithology curator.

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Weckstein with jacana jacana

PART 1: Birds, BEES, and Bloodsuckers

August 24, 2015 Gelsey Torres Education, Environmental Science, Featured, Ornithology, People, Photoblog

Meet our new ornithologist: a five-part series.

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Ken Lacovara in front of a vertebrae

New Paleontology Fellow

April 27, 2015 Carolyn Belardo Evolution, Featured, Fossil, Paleontology, People

Dinosaur discoverer has deep Academy roots.

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Dreadnoughtus

September 4, 2014 MikeServedio Featured, Fossil, Paleontology

This new dinosaur is the most complete one ever found.

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