By taking biopsy-like samples from centuries-old Siberian pines, scientists have reconstructed a 300-year record of temperature changes.
who will be able to detect whether there’s some new element
Research shows that the last of the woolly mammoth—seven whose fossils were found in Asia—originated from a single population.
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New Statistical Model Demonstrates That Trophic Mismatch Feeds Bears Without Exterminating Snow Geese
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Authors: Adriana Jimenez Greco, Christina M. Elson In the 1940s, Dr. Gordon F. Ekholm, curator of Mesoamerican archaeology at the AMNH (1937-1974), was one of the first archaeologists to…
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The intense heat and pressure of the deep Earth are hard to imagine—and even harder to re-create.
any time you get a difficult experiment, there’s an element
ESPAÑOLAuthors: Emiliano Gallaga Murrieta, M.A., Ph.D.-candidate, University of ArizonaThis catalogue features a portion of the archaeological material of the Sonora-Sinaloa Archaeological Sur…
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Explore the work of Museum scientists, whose research is dedicated to understanding the natural world, and the Museum’s scientific collections.
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The Division of Anthropology has been publishing anthropological studies since 1896. Current reports are published in the Anthropological Papers, a series established in 1906 and devoted…
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Łingít | Tlingit territory is the Southeastern Alaska panhandle, from Yakutat south to Ketchikan, including the Alexander Archipelago.
the shapes, the weaver twines a braid around each element
