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The National Museum of Natural History’s analytical laboratories are revolutionizing how scientists study everything from Civil War tooth fillings to Earth’s oldest rocks

Historical and ancient DNA from museum specimens is enabling scientists to establish baselines of genetic diversity for species now in decline. Biologists are using that information to decide how best to protect imperiled wildlife, from Galápagos tortoises to African rhinos.

Indigenous woolly dogs, ground sloth pendants and more headline-grabbing findings by scientists at the National Museum of Natural History

This year, NMNH director Kirk Johnson helped spearhead an effort to add up the collections of the world’s largest museums

It's like Jurassic Park, only with antibiotics.

Local and national radio presenters were united on the Isle of Wight at the weekend.

Guess who was spotted on the Isle of Wight? Volunteer presenter, Chip from Vectis Radio, was on the case for the Radio 1 Giant DJ Hunt

Paleoanthropologists studying the fossil record have long focused on natural selection, but other processes play a big role too.

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After years in scientific limbo, DNA analysis revealed the Native American ancestry of the famed Kennewick Man, allowing him to finally rest in peace.