Scientist at Work Blog: Glowing Wildly on a Moonless Night
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Scientist at Work Blog: A Night of Saurian Spotlighting
Researchers employ one of the oldest tricks in the anole lizard finder’s book to piece together a scientific mystery.
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Scientist at Work Blog: Monsters of the River at One Moment in Time
As one researcher prepares to leave the area where she’s been tracking a monster fish through the wilds of Guyana, she thinks back to the work and ahead to what must still be done.
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Scientist at Work Blog: A Beach Vacation, Lizard-Style
When the research pushes you there, you hit the sand.
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Scientist at Work Blog: Heading North, With an Appetite
It is early April, and another whale season is drawing to a close.
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Scientist at Work Blog: Waiting for the Dark
Picture walking in the dark in a Vietnamese forest where you can see only the tiny area right in front of your feet, illuminated by a flashlight or a headlamp. Now imagine trying to do your work in this dark world.
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Scientist at Work Blog: Learning by Doing in the Au’au Channel
Students are able to join the Hawaiian expedition and help in recording humpback whales’ habits.
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Scientist at Work Blog: In Search of Slow Lorises
From New York to Vietnam, to find the trail of a rare nocturnal primate.
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Scientist at Work Blog: Rummaging Among Skins and Skulls
Sometimes you have to leave the forest for the museum - boxes with slow loris skeletons have as much to tell as the trees.
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Scientist at Work Blog: An Embarrassment of Anoles
Going into the field and finding a blur of activity: lizards eating, scratching, pooping, posturing, courting and almost constantly on the move.
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Scientist at Work Blog: A Tale of Two Frozen Lakes
Inclement weather foiled attempts to dive in a second Antarctic lake, but we managed to get a quick glimpse under its ice.
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