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- A New Wild Ginger Discovered from the Evergreen Forest of Western Ghats of South India
- Identifying Sloth Species at a Genetic Level
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Posted January 4, 2012:
- Prehistoric Predators With Supersized Teeth Had Beefier Arm Bones
- The Bechstein's Bat, More Mediterranean Than Thought
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- Hellbender Salamander Study Seeks Answers for Global Amphibian Decline
- Cockroach Hookup Signal Could Benefit Endangered Woodpecker
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Posted December 5, 2011:
- Scientists Rediscover Rarest U.S. Bumblebee: Cockerell's Bumblebee Was Last Seen in the United States in 1956
- Return of the Persian Leopard In Afghanistan's Central Highlands
- Farming Crucial for Threatened Species in Developing World
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Posted November 28, 2011:
- Counting Cats: The Endangered Snow Leopards of the Himalayas
- Marine Biodiversity Loss Due to Global Warming and Predation, Study Predicts
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Posted November 21, 2011:
- Taking Bushmeat Off the Menu Could Increase Child Anemia, Study Finds
- Satellite Data Can Help Protect Bluefin Tuna
- A New Model for Understanding Biodiversity
Posted November 17, 2011:
- Date and Rate of Earth's Most Extreme Extinction Pinpointed: Results Stem from Largest Ever Examination of Fossil Marine Species
- Environmental Conditions and Predators Affect Atlantic Salmon Survival in the Gulf of Maine
- Satellite Images Help Species Conservation
Posted November 16, 2011:
- Five Rare Wild Cat Species Caught on Camera in Sumatra
- Predicting Future Threats for Global Amphibian Biodiversity
- New Model More Accurately Describes Migratory Animals' Extinction Risk
- Do Not Harm Invasive Species That Pollinate, Study Warns
- Global Warming’s Impact May Be Detected in Genes, Suggests Study of How Seagrasses React to Heat Waves
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Posted November 10, 2011:
- More Than 50 Percent Decline in Elephants in Eastern Congo Due to Human Conflict
- Citrus Indica Tanaka: A Progenitor Species of Cultivated Citrus
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Posted November 6, 2011:
- Flash Forward 100 Years: Climate Change Scenarios in California's Bay-Delta
- Biodiversity Can Promote Survival on a Warming Planet, Mathematical Model Shows
Posted November 3, 2011:
- Climate Shift Could Leave Some Marine Species Homeless
- Duck's Boon Might Be a Turtle's Bane: Overturned Duck Nest Boxes Can Be Death Traps for Turtles
Posted November 2, 2011:
- Humans and Climate Contributed to Extinctions of Large Ice Age Mammals, New Study Finds
- Thousand-Color Sensor Reveals Contaminants in Earth and Sea: Technology Spots Environmental Hazards
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