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These salamanders were found in a stream on UF’s campus, and used to describe a new subspecies of Mud Salamander. While this species appears tolerant of habitat loss in many places, it is locally extinct on campus. Summary Rusty Mud Salamander (Pseudotriton montanus floridanus) From Alachua Co.
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Archaeological sites can provide clues to past climate change, including warm periods with increased storm activity. These remains provide evidence for a hurricane – a storm surge washed the turtle and dolphin ashore, and land snails arrived to feast upon decaying seagrass. Summary Animal Remain
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The Navajo made this blanket at a time when they were being forced onto reservations and in danger of losing their cultural heritage. The blanket was clearly for someone important since they used their limited resources to make it. Summary Chief’s Wearing Blanket Made by Navajo people, Southwes
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Students and adults toured the Paynes Prairie State Preserve as part of the Museum in the Parks program. Explore the park and pollinators with these three videos as a starting point for your own adventure! The Museum in the Parks program connects natural history education with explorations of our n
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Museum objects provide a snapshot in time and can reveal new information as technology and questions change. Objects tell stories. Why collect? If you landed on Earth from outer space, how would you understand our planet? Collecting allows us to document life on Earth and understand relationships b
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Over 1,000 different species of vertebrate animals are known to have lived in Florida over the past 35 million years. Florida has the richest fossil record of vertebrate animals of the eastern United States. This website is designed to provide basic information about each of these species, images o
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Digital engagement is a specific field of communications that requires a user-first focus: delivering the right content at the right time to the right audience. Our purpose is to convey the mission and the work of the Florida Museum and its faculty, staff, students and volunteers to the general pub
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Many whale species swim near Florida shores. They sometimes become stranded and die on Florida beaches, as did this juvenile Humpback. The Museum is the state repository for endangered species, used to better understand the organisms and inform their conservation. Summary Humpback Whale Skeleton
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The Dusky Salamander was once common in the southeastern United States. In recent years, UF researchers have documented population drops and even disappearances within its range, such as in Devil’s Millhopper sinkhole in Gainesville where they were once abundant. Summary Southern Dusky Salamande
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We’re looking for talented undergraduate and graduate students to join the Blackburn Lab. We’re also excited to host visiting students and scholars. We are actively recruiting graduate students ​that would be enrolled in the School of Natural Resources and the Environment. ​There are not under
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