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Ophiacodons

The History of Air

Paleontologists are looking to the fossil record to decipher what the earth’s atmosphere was like hundreds of millions of years ago

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Little Ice Age Art

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Discovery Channel and Pixar Team Up For New Dino Show

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How Much of Your Tax Money Went to Science?

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Marsh’s “Megalosaurus” From Utah

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Cute Quolls Taught to Dislike Toads

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Rock Out With Hevisaurus

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World War I: 100 Years Later

The Dinosaur Casualties of World War I

On December 6, 1916, two years into “the war to end all wars,” a German naval crew destroyed a set of 75-million-year-old dinosaur skeletons

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The Beauty, and Usefulness, of Pollen

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Dinosaur Sighting: A Classic Mascot

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Smithsonian’s Amazing Natural History Collections

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Saturn’s Polar Hexagon

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Rare Juvenile Diplodocus Skull Tells of Changing Dino Diets

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Utah Museum Debuts New Dino Show

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The Newest Member of the Human Family Tree

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Is Washington the Greenest City?

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Shell Games: Rogues, Smugglers, and the Hunt for Nature’s Bounty

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Looking For a Challenge? Try Putting Together a Tinysaur

Fossil Fragments are Table Scraps of an Enormous Alligator

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New Guidelines for Mountaintop Coal Mining

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