Meintest du sein?
Meet the extraordinary diversity of organisms that produce light in the theatrical traveling exhibition Creatures of Light: Nature’s Bioluminescence.
model of an anglerfish shows the modified dorsal fin spine
Whales are mammals, and their ancestors once lived on land. So how did they come to live in the sea?
detached from the spinal column, freeing up the lower spine
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First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Research Associate, Paleontology
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
Chris Filardi reports from the Solomon Islands about the „white sand and azure holes“ of coral lagoons in the archipelago.
sorts of moray eels that glow, stone fish whose toxic spines
Click each trilobite to learn more.
First Trilobites Trilobite Eyes Trilobite Spines
John G. Maisey
Jaws and Backbone: Chondrichthyan Phylogeny and a Spine
Extreme Mammals: The Biggest, Smallest, and Most Amazing Mammals of All Time, which was on view at the the American Museum of Natural History until January 3, 2010, explored the surprising and ofte…
When a nursing baby echidna begins to grow spines,
