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Questions About Incredible Sea Turtle Migration Answered by Scientists

By National Science Foundation on May 18, 2012   At Sea  

New insights by researchers reveal how young loggerhead sea turtles stay on course during one of the longest and most spectacular migrations on Earth

Early Spring Drives Butterfly Population Declines

By National Science Foundation on Mar 15, 2012   General News  

"Ahead-of-time" snowmelt triggers chains of events in the Mormon Fritillary butterfly

New Research Lowers Past Estimates of Sea-Level Rise

By National Science Foundation on Mar 15, 2012   At Sea  

The seas are creeping higher as the planet warms. But how high could they go?

Hot Meets Cold at New Deep-Sea Ecosystem: Hydrothermal Seep

By National Science Foundation on Mar 15, 2012   At Sea  

Habitats overlap at Jaco Scar in depths off Costa Rica

Coyotes Shrank, Wolves Did Not, After Last Ice Age and Megafaunal Extinctions

By National Science Foundation on Mar 6, 2012   Science/Education  

Once large and wolf-like, coyotes ultimately became much smaller

Oceans Acidifying Faster Today Than in Past 300 Million Years

By National Science Foundation on Mar 6, 2012   At Sea  

Few parallels for today's rapid ocean changes in geologic record

Evolution of Earliest Horses Driven by Climate Change

By National Science Foundation on Feb 24, 2012   Science/Education  

The hotter it gets, the smaller the animal?

Solved! Mystery That Stumped Ecosystem Modelers

By National Science Foundation on Feb 21, 2012   General News  

Scientists show that predator/prey relationships make possible the rich biodiversity of complex ecosystems

3-D Laser Map Shows Earthquake Zone Before and After

By National Science Foundation on Feb 10, 2012   Science/Education  

Geologists learn how earthquakes change the landscape–down to a few inches

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