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Aguada Fénix cruciform pit

Digging Deeper Into Aguada Fénix, the Oldest and Largest Maya Monument in Mexico

Brígida de Gracia

A New Species of Fossil Fish From Panama Named After STRI Ngäbe Researcher

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Leafcutter Ants Have Blind Spots, Just Like Truck Drivers

Bird Friendly

Smithsonian Bird Friendly Celebrates 25 Years, Setting the Gold Standard for Sustainable Coffee and Cocoa Production

Genome_3

A Comparison of Colorful Hamlets From the Caribbean Challenges Ideas About How Species Arise

Orchid bees

Nature’s Copycats: What Cryptic Insects Reveal About Tropical Biodiversity Blind Spots

Digitalized pollen of Passiflora cumbalensis

Smithsonian Digitizes Pollen From 18,000 Plant Species for Paleontology Research, Allergy Medicine and More

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Mutualism Under Pressure: New Research in Panama Shows a Plant's Ability to Keep Its Defender Ants Happy

Aaron O'Dea

Human Fishing Reshaped Caribbean Reef Food Webs, 7,000-Year-Old Exposed Fossilized Reefs Reveal

Adult Túngara frog

Frog Tadpoles That Grew Up In The City Developed Faster But Ended Up Being Smaller

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