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S. W. Lawrence, MDAnother Bird Species LostAAAS: “Long-distance traveler deemed extinct.” The Western Palaearctic is a vast area spanning from North Africa to polar regions in the…Nov 22
InSymbioticabyThe Conversation U.S.Can ‘climate corridors’ help species adapt to warming world?Jan 206
Dino AlonsoThe Allure and the LossProgress. What a seductive word. It glints in the mind like sunlight on glass and whispers promises so sweet, you’d swear it was nature…4d ago
S. W. Lawrence, MDBumbling Bumble BeesAAAS: “Bumble bees lose their sense of smell after heat waves.” In a just-released study ‘in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B…Aug 29
InJim’s ShortsbyJim LathamFrom the Welcoming CommitteePrompted flash fiction (bear, pen, new house)May 3, 2023
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