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What Butterflies’ Colorful Wing Patterns Can Teach Us About Evolution
— by Takara
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Evolution Keeps Repeating Itself. Scientists Are Starting to Understand Why
— by Takara
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The Evolution of Turtle Shells from TED-Ed
— by Stephanie
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Design Evolution of the Programmable USB Hub #CircuitPython @CapableRobot @Crowd_Supply @MicrochipMakes
— by Anne Barela
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Crocodiles Evolved to Be Vegetarian ‘At Least Three Times’ in the Past
— by Takara
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Biohacking : Discovering Our Relationship to the Denisovans
— by Mikey Sklar
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It Turns Out Feathers Are 70M Years Older Than We Thought
— by Jessie Mae
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The Evolution Of Parenting – The Important Role of Grandmothers
— by Ben
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Vintage Cartoon About Evolution #SaturdayMorningCartoons
— by Zay
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Where Did Life Come From? What is Panspermia? (And Did the Russians Find Alien Bacteria?) #SaturdayMorningCartoons
— by Zay
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A.W Bainbridge’s Typographic Specimens: A Natural History of Letterforms Features Reverend Jackson Whitehead’s Restored Typographic Creatures #ArtTuesday
— by Stephanie
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Why did the Jianianhualong tengi cross the road?
— by Ben
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Time Travel Tuesday #timetravel a look back at the Adafruit, maker, science, technology and engineering world
— by Jessica
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The Sourdough Project is an Interdisciplinary Three Part Investigation of Sourdough
— by Stephanie
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The Origin of Dogs
— by Jessica
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