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Paws and effect: Mouse footprints could give climate change clues

Can tracking mouse footprints give clues to climate change? WildTrack is pioneering technology in South Africa to track small mammals so they can tell us about disruptions to ecosystems.

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What Does The Future of Natural History Museums Look Like?

What Does The Future of Natural History Museums Look Like?
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What Does The Future of Natural History Museums Look Like?

United statesAmerican museum of natural historyNew yorkCosta ricaSean decaturCheryl hayashiAlison davis raboskyNoah arkDavid grimaldiVanya rowherLauri haldermanHeather ahtoneRob vossDepartment of mammalogyCornell university museum of vertebratesWashington post

Paleontologist Describes New Species of Ancient Toothed Whale

Paleontologist Describes New Species of Ancient Toothed Whale
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Coal mining in Meghalaya to take toll on bats

Extensive mining of coal and limestone in various pockets of Meghalaya in North East threatens to take toll on the caves in the region and consequently their occupants majorly bats, many of which are from highly protected species, a team of researchers has warned. Meghalaya harbours 67 species of

East khasi hillsKrem mawmluhUttam saikiaKrem umlawanBrian kharpran dalyDepartment of mammalogyNatural history museum of genevaMeghalaya adventure associationNorth eastNorth east indiaZoological surveyNorth eastern regional centreManuel ruedNatural history museumEast jaintia hillsOal mining in meghalaya to take toll on bats