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Emotional Expression in Apes Going Ape
One of the big themes of this year’s AAAS meeting was—you guessed it— Charles Darwin
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Dispatch from AAAS—Big Fish and other Award-Winning Stories
This weekend, fellow blogger Sarah and I are writing from the AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago. It’s basically a greatest hits of science conference.
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Dispatch from AAAS—Origami and Objects that Cannot Exist
This weekend, blog overseer Laura and I are writing from the AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago. The press briefing began with four scientists gazing upwards
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Dispatch from AAAS—Naming the 1000th Steve
This weekend, blog overseer Laura and I are writing from the AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago
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Dispatch from AAAS—The Greater Sage Grouse Fembot
This weekend, blog overseer Laura and I are writing from the AAAS Annual Meeting in Chicago
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Able to identify the orchids in these photos?
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Ornithological Data From Your Own Backyard
It’s time to fill up the birdfeeders, pull out the field guide, and polish your binocular lenses
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The Year of Charles Darwin Ultimate Tour (Part 2)
Back in December, I wondered if you could plan an itinerary for the entire year in which everything you did was Darwin-related
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A Melting Antarctica Could Bring an Underwater Smithsonian
Some unknown day in the future, ongoing climate change virtually assures the West Antarctic Ice Sheet will melt away
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Like any workplace, I get my share of internal junk mail. Workshops, vacancy announcements, blood drives and Weight Watchers sign-ups
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A Link Between Dams and Earthquakes?
The earth is big, and so are the tectonic plates—it doesn’t seem possible that anything humans could do to the earth would have an effect on those plates
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Go to the Galápagos, See What Charles Darwin Saw
A senior editor visited the Galapagos - here’s what she saw
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