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Prepping for our field visit with
@CanonUSA and@FriendsofAcadia last week! It was exciting to cruise around with our new electric motor and talk#jpbuoy science!#parkscience#canonpic.twitter.com/97vNf8vSeh
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And the little pikas are also disappearing due to
#climatechange.#savethepika#climatechangeisreal#parkscience#findyourpark@NatlParkServicehttps://twitter.com/natlparkservice/status/1018182872128196608 …
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Pika, pika! These small rodent-like mammals can be spotted in rocky areas throughout the Midwest to the Pacific coast, including in many parks. Pikas escape the extreme heat of summer by finding shade in crevices.
#FindYourPark#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/LfIP5sjBTk
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#didyouknow that#BadlandsNationalPark is home to 15 different species of bees, including two listed on the IUCN’s Red List as vulnerable?#badlandsnps#findyourpark#hifromsd#bees#pollination#pollinators#stateinsect#pricklypear#parkscience pic.twitter.com/5lu47PSllV
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We've updated our website! Check out some new data visualizations and latest cast of characters involved in the
#JPbuoy project at: http://www.jpbuoy.com/#parkscience#lakesappreciation#waterqualitypic.twitter.com/ZFk1uI5xl3
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They're back! Prothonotary Warblers have just started to appear on their breeding sites in LA. And already they are inspecting
@AudubonLA nest boxes. We are excited to monitor nest activity (and retrieve geolocators!) again this summer.#parkscience@myswooppic.twitter.com/DI4l0diVTv
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Coyotes have an
#adaptation that they can increase their litter size when a population doesn't hear other coyotes?#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/4oSHpZYuWt
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This
#CaliforniaPoppy is rooted in soil mostly comprised of chert, the colorful oceanic rock formed from the skeletons of microscopic plankton.#Chert carries thousands of years of history: one millimeter of chert = 1000 years of plankton death and deposition!#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/bp5FdbmbJD
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If you remove the fossil from its location, you remove all important information about the fossil.
#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/Tip3UAG2xU
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Extant: Being alive. The opposite of being
#extinct.#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/SGkNQ3aBFj
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Ichnology: The study of tracks and traces.
#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/8XECHKk7Ah
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#Pronghorns are more closely related to giraffes than they are to antelope.#ParkScience#CommonAncestry#evolutionpic.twitter.com/9jIJywdCGj
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Fractal: A never-ending pattern. When each part has the same character as the whole.
#math#ParkScience#SouthDakotapic.twitter.com/u4MfUD2gxF
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#DidYouKnow That a group of porcupines can be referred to as a 'prickle'?#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/lpcGkREC7L
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Fossils are points of information, and their position and location are what make them important. Leave them as you find them!
#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/nHg4o2biIb
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The rock layers in the formations vary in their texture and hardness. This variation leads to differential erosion.
#geology#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/OW1mk7JHLK
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Mammatus clouds are signs of a coming storm or other extreme weather system.
#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/HiEI7uGOaz
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The finger is pointing to an
#oreodont where the eye socket would be, with the braincase to the left.#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/o05O7rdh7Z
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It isn't one flower at all, but a composite of many, many tiny flowers.
#ParkScience#BadlandsNPSpic.twitter.com/bFgwwUHLyH
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It's
#americaneagleday! Thanks to vigorous conservation efforts, eagles removed from T&E list 8/8/2007. https://youtu.be/SaYCnf7d1S4#ParkScience pic.twitter.com/Mg3DRg8Z8t
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