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This community of bottom-dwelling organisms was rapidly buried, providing a snapshot of marine life not normally seen in the fossil record. Such fossils allow scientists to ask questions that single fossils can’t answer, such as population densities or differences between adults and juveniles. Su
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Archaeologists excavated this small, fist-shaped ornament from the first settlement site of St. Augustine. A Spanish colonist may have made it as a protective amulet for one of the first babies born in 16th century Florida. Summary Bone Figa From St. Johns Co., Florida Dates to AD 1565 Collec
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The predatory Horse Conch can grow to 24 inches long in the marine waters around Florida. The largest gastropod in American waters, the shell is popular among collectors because of its great size. Summary Horse Conch (Triplofusus giganteus) From Florida, mid-20th century Florida State Shell
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The World’s Largest Pill Bug, a crustacean distantly related to shrimp and crabs, lives in deep waters around the world, including off Florida’s Gulf Coast. Some cultures adore this crustacean and honor it with cell phone cases and stuffed animals. Summary World’s Largest Pill Bug (Bathynomus gi
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Edenshaw was a master carver of argillite, a “black slate� unique to the Haida Gwaii islands of the Pacific Northwest. Haida people traditionally carved in wood, but the advent of trading posts in the 1820s sparked this new art form for sale to European-Americans. Summary Argillite Platter Made
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Seminole dolls portray clothing and hairstyles worn by traditional Seminole men and women, with cotton “patchwork� cloth wrapped around palmetto fiber bodies. The Museum’s doll collection is among the largest in the world, many gifted by Anne and Charles Reynolds. Summary Seminole Dolls Made by
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Have you been taking advantage of more time at home and the beautiful spring weather to tend to your garden? You’re not alone! Across the country and around the globe, interest in gardening is blooming. That’s great news, especially in this time of social distancing. Research shows that gardening an
Jaret Daniels, Director of the McGuire Center, has an online course that will teach

**CANCELED** Due to public gathering restrictions, this year’s ButterflyFest celebration has been canceled along with the Facebook Photo Challenge. We apologize for the inconvenience. If you’ve already submitted an entry for this year’s challenge, please email photocontest@floridamuseum.ufl.edu. St
received on its Facebook page Oct. 5, and the public will select the overall winner online

Aleida Iriarte Ph.D. student in UF School of Natural Resources and Environment B.Sc., 2024, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Email: aleida.iriarte@ufl.edu ResearchGate Aleida is interested in tropical frog biology, including conservation and chemi
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