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03/17/2010 The Podcast of Life features Polar Bears!
In this episode of the Podcast of Life, host Ari Daniel Shapiro relates two close calls with polar bears. Listen to the Polar Bear Podcast
03/16/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent image contest "Monochrome"!
Rushing by danielguip
Rushing
Check it out on EOL!
AND
Chamaeleo dilepis by kibuyu
Chamaeleo dilepis
Check it out on EOL!

Visit the EOL Images Group for more great images!
03/11/2010 Climate change threatens migratory birds.
A new report released by the U.S. Interior Secretary concludes that many species of migratory birds, especially those dependent on oceans, are highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change. See The State of the Birds: 2010 Report on Climate Change
03/10/2010 Check out our newest content partners: the Tunicata & Hypogymnia LifeDesks
See pages with their content here: Tunicata, Hypogymnia
03/09/2010 Listen our our latest podcast featuring box jellyfish and check out the contributions to the Dance Like a Box Jelly Challenge!
03/05/2010 Edward O. Wilson to speak about Biodiversity and the Future of Biology
03/01/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent image contest "Motion"!
WINNER:
Connochaetes_taurinus_run by kibuyu
Connochaetes_taurinus_run

RUNNER-UP:
Paper Wasp - Polistes aurifer by Lynette S.
Paper Wasp - Polistes aurifer

Check out the EOL Images Group for more great images!
03/01/2010 Check out our newest content partners: Dinoflagellate LifeDesk and The Lichen Genus Psora
See pages with their content here: Dinoflagellate LifeDesk, The Lichen Genus Psora
02/17/2010 New podcast episode featuring Great White Sharks!
Do shark researchers sleep soundly at night? Not always.Listen to our latest podcast featuring the Great White Shark Carcharodon carcharias. Still curious? Ask shark researcher, Dr. Greg Skomal a question you have about great white sharks.
02/16/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent image contest "Winter"!
WINNER: Arctic Fox {alopex lagopus} by Drew Avery
Arctic Fox {alopex lagopus}

RUNNERS-UP: Rocky Mountain Elk - Cervus canadensis nelsoni by Lynette S.
Rocky Mountain Elk - Cervus canadensis nelsoni

AND Sciurus carolinensis (Eastern Grey Squirrel) by Arthur Chapman
Sciurus carolinensis (Eastern Grey Squirrel)

Check out the EOL Images Group for more great images!
02/12/2010 Happy birthday Charles Darwin!
It's Charles Darwin's 201st birthday today. Join people around the world in celebrating the legacy of this great scientist. To find a celebration near you check the Darwin Day Registry of the International Darwing Day Foundation.
02/11/2010 New insights into the evolution of creepy crawlies...
Read Alex Wild's commentary on yesterday's Nature paper by Regier & colleagues: The most ambitious arthropod phylogeny yet
02/08/2010 New Podcast and Google Earth Tour!
What reef animal comes in a rainbow of crazy colors, can throw out its stomach to immobilize predators, then creep away and regrow a brand-new stomach? Find out! Listen to the Sea Cucumber podcast from the Podcast of Life, and take the accompanying Google Earth Tour.
02/05/2010 We're pleased to welcome our latest content partner: IUCN/SSC Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group!
Check out the pages with their content: Conservation Biology of Freshwater Turtles and Tortoises
02/04/2010 Announcing the 2010 EOL Rubenstein Fellows!

Congratulations to the 2010 EOL Rubenstein Fellows!

EOL Rubenstein Fellows are selected on the basis of stellar achievement, promise for continued accomplishment, and their ability to catalyze research communities to contribute to EOL. One of the hallmarks of the Fellowship program is the diversity of its participants. This first group of Fellows hails from around the world and their research specialties cover taxa from echinoderms of Panama to spiders of western India to sub-Saharan amphibians. Half of the Fellows will focus on marine species, reflecting EOL’s current theme of marine biodiversity. Successful candidates were chosen from 85 applicants, all of whom proposed valuable research.

For a full list of Fellows, their specialties, and their affiliations please visit our 2010 EOL Fellows page.

02/02/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent image contest "Summer Light"!
WINNER: Giant Swallowtail Papilio cresphones by jclucier
Giant Swallowtail Papilio cresphones

RUNNER-UP: Descurainia bourgaeana by lc_de
Descurainia bourgaeana

Check out the EOL Images Group for more great images!
01/29/2010 If you like birds:
If you like birds, you'll love these pictures .
01/20/2010 Listen to the first Podcast of Life episode featuring the North Atlantic Right Whale. Leave a voice recording on the website to let us know which species you would like to hear featured next!
01/19/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent contest "New Life":

WINNER: Tree fern, New Zealand by rosie.perera
Tree fern, New Zealand
RUNNER-UP: Amphiprion clarkii, just hatched eggs by danielguip
Amphiprion clarkii, just hatched eggs
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01/13/2010 Play our identify the image game and see how well you can do...
01/11/2010 E. O. Wilson talks about biodiversity, classification, and EOL on BBC's The Forum
Interesting discussion between Wilson, curator and art critic Hans Ulrich Obrist, and philosopher Raymond Geuss in a program hosted by Chinese historian Rana Mitter. Listen to it here.
01/10/2010 Navigate EOL using GenBank.
You can use the 'preferences' to select different classifications to navigate EOL, and, if you want, to also show (filter) only those species in that classification. EOL has now added the classification that is used by GenBank, a database of molecular information.
01/04/2010 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent contest "Defenses":

WINNER:
Display by mgjefferies
Display
RUNNER-UP:
swallowtail caterpillar - ?final instar by (manda)
swallowtail caterpillar - ?final instar
To learn more about our image contests and see past winners please visit Best of EOL Images.
01/04/2010 Check out our newest content partner, the Antarctic Invertebrates Website (NMNH)
See pages with their content here: Antarctic Invertebrates Website (NMNH)
01/04/2010 EOL is a featured content partner on the Encyclopedia of Earth
12/22/2009 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent Flickr contest "Complementary Colors"
WINNER: CRT_085 by kibuyu CRT_085 RUNNER-UP: Dermatobranchus sp. by Vishal Bhave Dermatobranchus sp. To learn more about our image contests and see past winners please visit Best of EOL Images
12/10/2009 EOL Learning and Education site active.
The EOL Learning + Education Group, in partnership with educators in both formal and informal settings, seeks to transform how students learn about biodiversity by providing easy access to authoritative content and by encouraging them to participate in building the Encyclopedia of Life. Visit them at their new web site
12/10/2009 Check out our latest content partners: Public Health Image Library, Leptogastrinae, Spiders, and Alpheidae - Snapping Shrimp
See pages with their content here: Public Health Image Library, Leptogastrinae LifeDesk, Spiders, Alpheidae - Snapping Shrimp
12/07/2009 Congratulations to the Winners from our recent Flickr contest "Aquatic"
WINNER: Hippocampus guttulatus by danielguip Hippocampus guttulatus RUNNER-UP: physalia physalis cumbuco brasilia by pixelschubser.de physalia physalis cumbuco brasilia To learn more about our image contests and see past winners please visit Best of EOL Images.
11/30/2009 Visit Smithsonian's North American Mammals on EOL
Take a look at content provided by our latest partner, Smithsonian's North American Mammals

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