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    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)

    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)


    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)


    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)


    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change
    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)
    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)


    Jack Tamisiea is a Chicago-based science journalist who covers natural history and the environment. Follow
    Tamisiea on Twitter @jack_tamisiea

    Recent Articles by Jack Tamisiea


     Pamplona Bull Runs Reveal Dynamics of Crowds in Danger
     Tiny Flier 'Swims' through the Air at Superspeed
     Lichens Could Need More Than a Million Years to Adapt to Climate Change

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