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Miocene Epoch 23 to 5 million years ago The Miocene in Florida saw the arrival of the great megafauna land dwellers. From sabertoothed carnivores to grazing rhinos to incredibly tall giraffe camels, a diverse variety of animals lived and thrived in our state. Explore some of the terrestrial anim
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The rare Solomon Island Frogmouth was once considered a subspecies of the widespread Marbled Frogmouth. Comparing this specimen’s skin, skeleton and genetics with other frogmouths proved it was a new genus, Rigidipenna – a rare scientific achievement. Summary Solomon Island Frogmouth (Rigidipenn
Florida Museum photo by Kristen Grace Rare, Beautiful & Fascinating Online Exhibit

Thailand has an exceptionally rich diversity of fishes – its roughly 1500 species of freshwater fishes likely include about 10% of freshwater fish species worldwide. Although the U.S. is 20 times larger than Thailand, it has about two-thirds the number of freshwater fish species. However, thorough u
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Fossils recently discovered inside a flooded sinkhole reveal a lost world of animals that once lived on islands in the Bahamas. The most abundant fossils found are from small animals, such as these birds that died out after the end of the last ice age. Summary Flightless Rail Wing and Leg Bones 
Florida Museum photo by Kristen Grace Rare, Beautiful & Fascinating Online Exhibit

Teaching Current Courses taught by Dr. Ennes FOR 6934: Science Communication and Public Education This course will provide an introduction to science communication, environmental education, and public outreach. The course will focus on strategic message framing and how to convey scientific rese
support the science capital of their family visitors.  The keys to sustainable online

Preserved specimens housed in the scientific collections of museums around the world provide basic information about when and where species have been found. In a way, these specimens allow us to time travel, and see what organisms were like in the past. Using these collections, we can discover, for
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from the Florida Museum of Natural History
History recently surpassed half a million cataloged mollusk specimen records in its online

from the Florida Museum of Natural History
History recently surpassed half a million cataloged mollusk specimen records in its online

Postclassic Ceramics – Aura, Dos Lagos and Ayer Ceramic Complexes Paxcamán Group Trapeche Group Topoxté Ceramic Group No Images Available Topoxté Red: Topoxté Variety (see Rice 1987: 157-159, Fig. 54a-k) Topoxté General: Variety Unspecified (see Rice 1987: 159-160, Fig. 54a-k) Pas
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In 2012, AmphibiaWeb considered various ways to celebrate the scientific description of the 7000th species of amphibian. We decided to celebrate with a new song created for the occasion by the Wiggly Tendrils, which was later animated by the Viz Studio at the California Academy of Sciences. This was
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