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Carnegie Museum Of Natural History In Pittsburgh Hosts Smithsonian Life In One Cubic Foot - Exploring The Diversity Of Life On Earth In Your Own Backyards

PA Environment Daily

This fall and holiday season, Carnegie Museum of Natural History presents Life in One Cubic Foot. The exhibition follows the research of Smithsonian scientists and photographer David Liittschwager as they discover what a cubic foot of land or water—a biocube—reveals about the diversity of life on the planet. on weekdays.

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Asbury Woods Environmental Center Takes On Greater Erie City Nature Challenge April 26-29; Six Other PA Areas Participating

PA Environment Daily

By making observations in the app during this four-day event, you will be contributing to a global wildlife database that scientists can use to inform their research. Last year we collected over 2,000 observations with 488 species!” said Jennifer Farrar, Executive Director at Asbury Woods.

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Photo captures the subtleties of the magnetic Sun, synchrotron will image millions of insects

Physics World

The winning photographs will be exhibited at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich alongside a selection of shortlisted images. Insect collection. Larger than life: a 3D visualization of raider ant done by Diamond for the Natural History Museum. Courtesy: Diamond Light Source Ltd).

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Four New Octopus Species Discovered off Costa Rica

Ocean Conservancy

When the research team discovered the Dorado octopus, it was doing exactly that. Janet Voight , Associate Curator of Invertebrate Zoology at the Field Museum, and Fiorella Vasquez of the Zoological Museum of the University of Costa Rica are writing formal descriptions of the animals.

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Carnegie Museum Of Natural History Study Shows Climate Change Threatens North American Wildflowers

PA Environment Daily

On December 7, botanists from the Pittsburgh-based Carnegie Museum of Natural History and an international team of researchers warn of risks posed to North American ephemeral wildflowers caused by warmer spring temperatures in a recent study published in Nature Communications. Kuebbing of Yale University, and Dr. Richard B.

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Science Is for Everyone: Grant Support Helps Share a Love of Birds

Academy of Natural Sciences

.” As she enters her third year in Drexel’s Ecology, Evolution and Earth Systems PhD program, Griffith has been awarded over $10,000 in grant funding this year alone to further her ornithological research. To conduct her research, Griffith will analyze the ducks’ genetic sequences from DNA extracted from tissue samples.

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New Exhibit Looks Into Drawing as a Way of Knowing Birds

Academy of Natural Sciences

Housing one of the largest and most taxonomically complete bird collections in the world, the Academy welcomes visitors to celebrate ornithology — or the study of birds — in our newest exhibition, Illuminating Birds: Drawing as a Way of Knowing.