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    it's this piece: Butterbutt biology: warblers, migration and mitochondria |

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    feed at rehabilitated South West mine sites pic

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    WOAH! How the Is Devastating Biomedical Scientists & Killing Their Research euthanising research animals??

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    heheheheh! A whale of a poem | via

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    here's me: (without the parrots)

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    can anyone name a woman/women who were passed over for a nobel prize in physiology or medicine?

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    what would've Darwin thought? songbirds acquire mitochondria from closest relatives, allowing them to migrate better

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    thanks to statistics, sometimes it IS possible to accurately predict the future

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    Genetics helps identify hunted, poorly known, species helped define populations & subspecies of Bryde's whale

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    Researcher discovers a potential new species in his nostril a tick climbed up scientist's nose while he was in Uganda

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    *tick* *tock* countdown to the Nobel Prizes: the oldest Laureate was 90 years old when awarded the Nobel

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    Butterbutt biology: warblers, migration & mitochondria | via

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    what goes in must come out: Paleontologists Reconstruct Diet of Four Moa Species by examining fossil poops

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    How to get a job in science communication

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    love looking at photos of parrots? feral parrots of Los Angeles 7 of 13 feral species photographed in backyard

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    sweet story w video: India: Bird Lover Feeds Hundreds of Parrots

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    Study finds endangered black feeding at rehabilitated mine

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    SCREAM! 2 new enigmatic burrow-dwelling spider species discovered in sandy beach soils of Uruguay

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    fossil jaw of a tiny primate that lived approximately 35mya unearthed in Thai coal mine

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    EWWWW! Researcher Finds Potential New Tick Species--Up His Nose!

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