Articles

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Female Lizard Uses Patches of Color to Announce Mother Potential

Lizard moms wear their egg quality on their sleeves – or at least on their necks

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Teratophoneus: Utah's Monstrous, Murderous New Tyrannosaur

Events: Benedict Arnold on Trial, String Quartet Performance and Portrait Gallery Activities

Chanterelle mushroom ragout from Chef Stephanie Kimmel of Marché in Eugene, Ore.

Delicious Wild Mushroom Recipes

From two of Oregon’s best chefs come two recipes to liven up your wild fungi

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Blackbird Deaths Explained: Smithsonian Bird Curator Weighs In

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"Orchids: A View from the East" Opens This Weekend at Natural History

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Blog Carnival # 28: Eating Han Solo, Extinction Cakes, Art and Science and More

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U.K. vs. U.S.A.: A Cheap Chocolate Showdown

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Seven Steps to Antarctic Living

A marriage of local foods advocacy and recession-consciousness, mushroom foraging is especially hot stuff in rainy Oregon.

The Surprisingly Exciting World of Mushroom Picking

In the forests of Oregon, foragers, farmers and chefs have their eyes stuck on the ground looking for one thing: wild mushrooms

Celebrate Australia Day at the Zoo

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Wednesday Roundup- Test Your Knowledge: Benedict Arnold, Craig Newmark, Winning Stamps and More

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Five Things I Ate in Australia (and One I Didn't)

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For T. rex, Scavenging Was a Tough Gig

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The Shark That Will Give You More Nightmares Than Jaws

Journalist Cathleen McGuigan covers art, architecture, design and culture. Her latest piece for Smithsonian profiles artist Wayne Thiebaud.

Cathleen McGuigan on "Wayne Thiebaud Is Not a Pop Artist"

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The Work of R.C. Gorman, the Picasso of American Indian Art

An intimate gallery exhibition at the American Indian Museum features 28 early works of an artist the NY Times has called, "The Picasso of American Art."

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Unwrapping the History of the Doggie Bag

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Tomorrow, Don't Miss "Study the Land"

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Linhenykus: A weird, one-fingered dinosaur

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